CN105308235B - It produces the method for textile product, be capable of the method for thus obtained product and the recycling product - Google Patents

It produces the method for textile product, be capable of the method for thus obtained product and the recycling product Download PDF

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CN105308235B
CN105308235B CN201480032782.5A CN201480032782A CN105308235B CN 105308235 B CN105308235 B CN 105308235B CN 201480032782 A CN201480032782 A CN 201480032782A CN 105308235 B CN105308235 B CN 105308235B
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科内利斯·埃梅·科宁
简·亨德瑞库斯·乌丁
威廉敏娜·威斯特霍夫
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Abstract

The invention discloses the methods that textile product is optionally laminated in manufacture, it the described method comprises the following steps: the first plate for being fixed with yarn thereon a) is provided, wherein first plate has first surface and second surface and the yarn is stretched out from the first surface of the first plate, b) second surface of the first plate is heated, so that at least partly fixed yarn on the first panel of fusing is so that yarn bonds on the first panel;C) second surface of the first plate is made to be exposed to pressure;D) optionally, apply mechanical force to the melt portions of yarn on the direction for being parallel to the first plate surface;E) hot-melt adhesive is coated on the second surface of the first plate;And f) optionally, the second product of dimensionally stable is applied to the second surface of the first plate;Wherein collateral condition is: in the absence of optional step (f), step (d) is not optional.

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Produce textile product method, being capable of thus obtained product and the recycling product Method
The present invention relates to make in the application of such as floor covering (for example, carpet, carpet tile, scatter rug and cushion) Textile product, their manufacture and the method for recycling these products.
For covering the textile product (for example, as carpet) on floor usually by stitching yarn on the first material with shape At the yarn bearing bed with the yarn cluster stretched out from upper surface.Usually carried with the latex impregnation yarn of crosslinkable polymer Layer.Emulsion polymer immerses after product, and latex is crosslinked so that yarn cluster (yarn tuft) is permanently anchored on suitable position It sets.Basal layer (also referred to as substrate backing is commonly known as before the combination of yarn, the first material and latex in the art And/or substrate pads).In order to improve the engineering properties such as dimensional stability of generated textile product, carrier material has been used The second layer (in the art before also referred to as the second layer and/or support plate), be usually glued at the back side of basal layer To form the stacking textile product with desirable properties.
Hot-melt adhesive (HMA) has been used for bonding the basal layer and the second layer in roll carpet, because HMA is relatively just Preferably and it is easily obtained.
In general, basal layer, the second layer and connecting their adhesive and respectively containing with different engineering properties far apart Different material, because they are designed to execute different functions.
Prepared using crosslinkable latex basal layer have the shortcomings that it is a variety of such as some or complete in those described below Portion.
If emulsion polymer be it is water base, textile product can have low waterproofness and moisture can permeate the production Product.The risk that this improves the mildew that product can be made to degrade and mould is formed.In addition, being typically found in latex composition Residual monomer trace can also reduce air quality, this is environmental hazard.Therefore, when latex base floor covering is exposed to high humility When, such as when being used in hall or washroom, it may be necessary to it is replaced as frequently as floor covering.
Alternatively, surface is living if latex is the hydrophobic polymer for example, by using surfactant-dispersed in water The presence of property agent can also improve product to the sensibility of moisture.Some latexes may include styrene (for example, as styrene fourth Diene rubber (SBR)), this can lead to the residual styrene of a large amount in the product.Environment and it is other due to, preferably The amount of volatile organic compounds (VOC) is low as much as possible in textile product.
Because latex base textile product is used for the component in basal layer and the second layer using dissimilar material, if to return These components are received and re-used, then need to separate each of which.However, yarn and the first material are wrapped securely It is embedded in (for example, vulcanization) emulsion binder of chemical crosslinking.Therefore, in latex base textile product, each group of basal layer Divide and is not easy to be separated.Although having developed some recovery technologies come some in solving these problems, such method is very high It is expensive and do not allow to recycle all material used completely.Therefore, recycling latex base weaving floor covering is unpractiaca, they It is discarded, burns or shreds.The floor covering of chopping is processed usually in landfill, due to the cream of crosslinking Glue cannot be by largely biodegrade, so many years will be present in the residue of chopping.
Some in order to solve these problems, the polymer such as polyolefin and polyurethane for having developed a variety of synthesis come Instead of the emulsion polymer in textile product.Such replacement is sufficiently satisfactory.
That attempts in these and other prior art carpet for solving the above problems some is described in following file.
EP747525 (BASF) describes recyclable carpet, is prepared by following substance: the backing comprising prominent cluster is (excellent Selection of land, prominent cluster are identical as the material of backing) and be integrated to using hot-melt adhesive (HMA) substrate backing back heat Plastic substrate carrier.Backing and cluster are made of such as material of nylon, polyolefin and/or polyester, and thermoplastic carrier is by for example gathering The material of alkene, ethylene vinyl acetate (EVA) and/or polyvinyl chloride (PVC) is made.HMA is applied to the back of substrate backing Face is to be locked in suitable position for nanocluster and serve as the cushion between backing and carrier, therefore it is selected as and backing The polymer of polymer and carrier is compatible.Preferred HMA is caprolactam base copolyamide, but compatible polyene also can be used Hydrocarbon and/or copolyester adhesive.It can be by recycling carpet as follows: being heated to being enough softening HMA (again) but lower than tufted The temperature of the fusing point of the polymer of backing and carrier substrate, therefore carpet is separated into its two group stratification.
US3975224 (Lutravil Spinnvlies) discloses the method for manufacture nonwoven web, and the net is used as being used for The enhancing of the dimensionally stable of tailor's cushion type tufted carpet and back lining materials.The net has minimum 200p/g/m2Opposite seize drawing Stretch intensity, the extension at break not higher than 50% and the contraction that 1% is not higher than at 160 DEG C.Nonwoven web include multirow matrix filament and The pencil of parallel lines of binder filament.Matrix filament contains the preferred polyethylene terephthalate of polyester of fusible weaving.Bonding Agent filament contains the polymer of such fusible weaving, and the fusing point of the polymer is higher than 160 DEG C and melting than matrix filament Point is 30 DEG C low.Suitable binder polymer is as described below: polyamide or copolyamide are (for example, polycaprolactam or gather oneself The copolymer of lactams and polyhexamethylene adipamide);Polyester or copolymer are (for example, polyethylene terephthalate/poly- isophthalic two Formic acid second diester, polyethylene terephthalate/adipic acid second diester or terephthalic acid (TPA), M-phthalic acid, ethylene glycol and The quarternary copolymerized ester of Isosorbide-5-Nitrae-hexamethylene diethanol);Isotactic polyolefin (for example, isotactic polypropylene) and the poly- ammonia of line style Ester.
US5240530 (Tennessee Valley Performance Products) describes recyclable carpet, With the substrate backing comprising synthetic fibers cluster outstanding, the synthetic fibers cluster is heated so as to substrate backing and by for example complete With the second backing of extrusion board fusion made of vertical structure polyolefin.Substrate backing and the second backing and fiber may include thermoplasticity Plastics.The bibliography directly instructs reader: conventional emulsion binder or hot-melt adhesive are not used, because both It is recited as " carpet is prevented to be recovered " (the 4th column, 16-17 row).
US5538776 (Hoechst Celenese) (=EP0604897) describes recyclable thermoplasticity tufted carpet, It is made by the substrate backing with cluster and using the second backing that polyester hot melting adhesive phase is adhered to substrate backing.HMA Instead of emulsion binder (referring to the 2nd column, 50-51 row) and nanocluster, substrate backing, HMA and the second backing are by a type The thermoplastic (preferably polyester) of type is made.Therefore, it can be returned by known method, such as by glycolysis or Methanol Decomposition The method of pinching ester, Lai Huishou carpet.However, these carpets will be without good engineering properties, because cluster will not be firm enough Admittedly be anchored on carpet, this is because HMA itself will cannot provide bonding good enough when lacking emulsion binder.
US2010-0112250 (Eastman Chemical) describes the hot-melt adhesive (HMA) prepared by polyester, The polyester includes the diol component as Isosorbide-5-Nitrae-hexamethylene-dicarboxylic acids of diacid component and comprising at least two glycol, described Glycol is selected from 1,4-CHDM, triethylene glycol and diethylene glycol.These HMA are described as being suitble to be coated on label, Such as it is described for the seam adhesive of roller application label.These polyester are not provided in this document will be suitable for preparation spinning Knit the suggestion of product such as carpet.
US2010/0260966 (Beaulieu Group) discloses the carpet tile of dimensionally stable, contains incorporation stabilizer Nonwoven course (cushion material).Stabilized course is set to be adhered to face using polymeric binder layer Fabric (face fabric).The example of suitable polymer adhesive is as set forth below: PVC, polyethylene, modified polypropene, Ethylene vinyl acetate, modified PET and its blend.In one embodiment, it for example squeezed, heated by suitable method Change or stabilized course, face fabric and adhesive phase are forced together by tape lamination.However, no matter which kind of adherency side used Both method, in order to ensure well-bonded between course and face fabric, polymer adhesive must largely permeate. This make recycle carpet tile it is very challenging because its constitute polymer material it is incompatible, cannot be recycled together and Still it is difficult to separate.
US2011/039056 (Interface International) discloses the carpet comprising following adhesives, described Adhesive can lose its adhesive function and being handled with the solvent of heating, and (such adhesive is referred to as " convertible hot water Property solvent cement ").Preferably, transformable adhesives are the esterification expanded starch of plasticizing.Utilize such transformable adhesives Production carpet allows adhesive loss of function and each carpet components is allowed to separate for better simply recycling.However, in this way Adhesive may not especially securely, if starch base may provide low moisture resistance to water sensitive.
W02007/127222 (Mohawk Industries) describes hot-melt adhesive (HMA) and is used to prepare stacking ground The purposes of blanket block.Carpet tile includes the tackifying resin of tufted veil electric, substrate backing, HMA pre-coating layer and at least 20 weight % With at least two solvent-free layer.Preferred pre-coating layer contains the polyethylene of 2-80 weight % and the tackifier of 20-98 weight %. These stacking blocks have complicated multilayered structure, this makes their production costly.It is firm between these layers in order to realize Bonding, need hot-melt adhesive fully to penetrate into other materials, therefore be difficult by each component part separate and these blocks not It can easily be recycled.
EP1598476 (Klieverik Heli) describes method of the production as the backing of the intermediary of manufacture carpet, Wherein fiber (yarn) is anchored on appropriate position without using latex by the backing.Backing includes such plate, has and passes through Wear the thermoplastic fibre villus (piles) that upper surface that the thickness of the plate is sewn and from plate is stretched out.It is supplied along heating roll surface The bottom surface of backing is squeezed to (fiber is upward) backing and towards roller, therefore fiber will melt.Klieverik is pointed out: after cooling, Fiber is firmly anchored each other and is anchored with backing without emulsion polymer.A kind of introduction of embodiment: can extraly by Powdered thermoplastic adhesives (for example, hot-melt adhesive) are coated to the bottom surface of backing, therefore the surface heated is by fiber And adhesive melts between villus, adhesive and backing together to generate good adhesiveness.In another embodiment In, after heating, pressure can be applied (for example, logical to backing and villus on the direction (that is, from below) perpendicular to backing surface Excess pressure roller) the fiber of plasticizing is smeared (smear) to together to enhance their mutual bonding, therefore allow to heat Roller is maintained at will be under the lower temperature that be melted and individually heating lower than fiber.This method provides the advantage that intermediate back Lining can be recycled easily, because fiber and backer board can be made of identical polymer.There is no penetrate into fibre fluff not Capacitive latex (referring to [003] section).Compared with method in the prior art, energy and cost of material are also saved.However, should Method still has the shortcomings that.For applying many (for example, wherein fiber is subjected to high mechanical load (for example, in automobile, fire The inside in vehicle, aircraft, office, shop etc.)) in use, fiber is still not enough firmly anchored on backing.Therefore, by In the practice of intermediate backing manufacture carpet described in Klieverik, it is still desirable to coat additionally (incompatible to the bottom surface of backing ) adhesive or latex and/or to penetrate into HMA extensively in carpet pile and backing enough viscous to be provided using individual HMA With joint efforts.Such incompatibility material and/or the presence for being embedded in HMA will mean that such carpet is difficult to recycle.
WO 2012/076348 (Niaga) describes the method for manufacture textile product, and the method improves the anchor of yarn Tenacity.In this approach, when squeezing the first yarn loading plate against heating surface, the relative velocity of adjustable plate and surface To provide the additional machinery power in machine direction (see below) between them, which spread thread material, simultaneously Thread material still melts, to generate stronger bonding between the first plate and yarn.Although in theory, in many In the case of, the second additional support plate may be no longer necessary, but this document is instructed: such support plate may be still useful, when It includes dependent on the thermal reversion reaction being present between the reactive molecule on the interface between textile product and carrier material Reactive adhesive when, it is especially true.It is usually obtained with by other type adhesives such as hot-melt adhesive (HMA) Bonding is compared, and such reactive adhesive provides much better than bonding.However, although the use of reactive adhesive provides heavily fortified point Solid bonding and can be recovered (unlike latex), but it is using still resulting in the textile product without optimal mechanical property.Make Had another disadvantage that with chemical reactivity adhesive: the two kinds of components and adhesive to be connected must carry co- reactive group. Therefore, the polymer for being used to prepare substrate backing and/or cluster may need the chemical modification in additional step, because standard Commercial polymer can not contain the required functional group for being suitble to be used together with reactive adhesive.
WO2000-61853 (Polyloom Corp.) describes such carpet, and wherein the bottom surface of substrate backing is heated The single fiber of the part yarn back ring (back loop) integrally to be fused together to form carpet basis (also referred to as Fabric (greige goods)), then coating on it has the thermoplastic polyolefin of recurrent polar segment (polarity TPP) Hydrocarbon polymer coating.Polarity TPP coating makes essentially all of fiber adherency or whole fusion in back ring.One of polarity TPP Example is maleic anhydride modified polypropylene.The method that yarn cluster is connected described in Polyloom is different from method of the invention. Polyloom is not instructed or is recognized: when fusing so that the back side flattens and improves the adhesiveness of coating thereon when, on MD to The advantages of yarn applied force.Therefore, the fabric of Polyloom still has uneven coarse and uneven comprising yarn ring and section Smooth bottom surface, the bottom surface will cannot obtain fabulous bonding with any coating thereon coated.Therefore, with the present invention on the contrary, must The polarity TPP coating of strong bonding must be used.TPP is far different with HMA.This document largely describes (in the row of page 9 the 3rd to The row of page 11 the 9th) using some so-called problems of hotmelt adhesive (HMA), this includes: extremely low compared with olefin copolymer Tensile strength;When with cooling down after coating carpet, their viscosity is improved.Therefore, the reader of this document should not by strong introduction Carpet is prepared using any HMA, needless to say HMA is used to adhere to back sheet on the base layer as individual adhesive To form carpet.
US5876827 (Polyloom) is described similar to carpet described in WO2000-61853, and it includes to be similar to Polypropylene yarn is hot-melted onto polypropylene substrate backing by mode described in WO2000-61853.This document, which also illustrates, to be made So-called disadvantage (referring to the 2nd column 42-65 row) and specifically recite that " hot-melt adhesive carpet ... is not easy to when with HMA It is recyclable " (the 2nd column 57-59 row), this directly teaches will be far from carpet of the invention.
WO2012-060698 (Interface) describes the method for manufacture carpet tile, wherein cluster yarn heat is fused to Simultaneously enhancing nonwoven material layer is added to improve the dimensional stability of carpet tile in support material.This application set forth with latex, bonding There are disadvantages (referring to page 1,19-28 row) therefore it is taught that far from carpet of the invention for agent or HMA pre-coating nanocluster.
FR2565610 (SIRS) describes such carpet, wherein between tufted nitride layer and support plate have vinyl or The resinous coat of olefin polymer or copolymer.Preferred resin is polyethylene, polypropylene and ethylene vinyl acetate copolymer. There is no suggestion that these polymer can be hot-melt adhesive, and in fact resin is described as with powder or film and athermal solution Form is coated.
EP2172589 describes the straw mattress of synthesis, is prepared by blade-like (bladelike) element of elastomer latex support And it is used to form the artificial turf for sports ground.EP1705292 also illustrates chinampa, wherein the lawn be pass through by To support surface come what is prepared, the support surface is optionally adhered on carrier fiber heat fusing.All do not have in this two parts of files There is hint: HMA can be used to adhere to carrier layer.In view of the high abrasion that this artificial playing surface is born, those skilled in the art Member, which will avoid passing through, mixes HMA in support plate to improve any of these green surfaces.
Therefore, it can be seen that: the method for current manufacture textile product and the product manufactured by them are with a variety of Disadvantage described in text.For example, current manufacturing method generates such textile product, it is not easy to be resistant to very high mechanical negative It carries, the risk of product is pulled with yarn during the use improved;Engineering properties with unoptimizable and/or it is difficult to return completely It receives.Preferably, it would be desirable to possess the recyclable textile product for having optimal mechanical property, wherein yarn secure anchorage is wherein.
It can also be seen that hot-melt adhesive (HMA) have the shortcomings that when being considered in for carpet it is specific.Lower than it Setting temperature when, HMA is usually frangible and tend to tear under mechanical shock or rupture, and so as to cause first, (yarn is held Carrying) material separates with carrier material.Different materials in textile it is different to the reaction of its environment (for example, be exposed to heat or When moisture, differently expand), this can also cause further stress in HMA, so as to cause carrier material separation.Therefore, people Think, in order to make HMA provide sufficient bonding, they must be sufficiently submerged in textile material to overcome this problem and offer Good nanocluster bonding force.Such impregnated structures are difficult to recycle, because their constituent component is difficult to separate.Therefore, still Substitute of the HMA as adhesive in weaving floor is not widely used, because if being easy recycling, then the product generated is considered It is not very durable;If durable enough, it is difficult to recycle.
Therefore, unexpectedly, such hot-melt adhesive can be used to prepare textile product, the hot melt adhesive Agent provides sufficiently tight and lasting anchoring for the yarn under high load and also product is easily recycled.
An object of the invention be solve the problems, such as it is some or all in described herein, such as reduce prior art side The some or all disadvantages of method and textile product.
Therefore, broadly the method for manufacture textile product is provided, the described method comprises the following steps according to the present invention:
A) the first product (for example, first plate) for being fixed with yarn thereon is provided, wherein first product (for example, the One plate) with first surface (for example, front surface) and second surface (for example, rear surface) and yarn is from the first table of the first product Face is stretched out,
B) second surface of the first product is heated, at least partly melt the yarn being fixed on the first product so that yarn Line is bonded on the first product,
C) second surface of the first product is made to be exposed to pressure;
D) optionally, apply mechanical force to the melt portions of yarn on the direction for being parallel to the first product surface;
E) hot-melt adhesive is coated on the second surface of the first product;With
F) optionally, the second product of dimensionally stable (for example, second plate) is applied to the second surface of the first product;
Wherein collateral condition is: in the absence of optional step (f) (apply the second product), step (d) (is being parallel to the Apply mechanical force to the melt portions of yarn on the direction of one product surface) it is not optional.
Method of the invention provides textile product, wherein anchoring has yarn.
Preferably, the first product is the form (such as defined herein) of plate and the second product is also the form of plate (as herein It is limited).
Preferably, in step (a), yarn is temporarily fixed on the first plate.First plate may be additionally referred to as " yarn herein Line loading plate ".The first surface of first product can for example be also indicated as front surface, and the second surface of the first product can for example be gone back It is represented as rear surface.
Optionally, the yarn of the first plate can extraly be stretched out from second (for example, rear) surface of the first plate.Therefore, yarn It can be stretched out from both first surface and second surface (for example, front surface and rear surface) of the first plate.
Preferably, using the present invention, the method for manufacture textile product is provided, the described method comprises the following steps:
A) the first product (for example, first plate) for being fixed with yarn thereon is provided, wherein first product (for example, the One plate) with first surface (for example, front surface) and second surface (for example, rear surface) and yarn is from the first table of the first product Face is stretched out,
B) second surface of the first product is heated, at least partly melt the yarn being fixed on the first product so that yarn Line is bonded on the first product
C) second surface of the first product is made to be exposed to pressure;
D) apply mechanical force to the melt portions of yarn, preferably on the direction for being parallel to the first product surface;
E) hot-melt adhesive is coated on the second surface of the first product;With
F) optionally, the second product of dimensionally stable (for example, second plate) is applied to the second surface of the first product.
Preferably, the step (a) in the method for the present invention, (b), (c), (d), which have with (e) with above-mentioned order, sequentially carries out In [that is, step (a), followed by (b) followed by (c) followed by (d) (if present) followed by (e)] and/or these steps It is some or all to carry out that (wherein optional step (d) and (f) (if present) are equally with said sequence and/or same simultaneously together Shi Jinhang).For example, step (b), (c) and (d) (if present) can carry out simultaneously.It is highly preferred that in step (d) (if deposited ) carry out step (e) later.
In one aspect of the invention, the first plate of the invention can be equal to (or comprising) usual quilt in the prior art Referred to as those of basal layer (also known as substrate backing and/or substrate pads) and/or the second plate of the invention can be equal to (or packet Containing) it is commonly known as those of the second layer (also known as the second backing, carrier material and/or support plate) in the prior art.However, In the prior art used term such as " basal layer " and " second layer " etc. can also have be different from and it is independent in this article The used meaning for being used to describe term of the invention such as " the first plate " and " the second plate ".So term " basal layer " and " the first plate " and term " second layer " not necessarily accord with similar special described in prior art textile product with " the second plate " Sign.
Usefully, spinning is manufactured by the plate (including for example from the continuous web of roller) of machine by one or more Knit product.By convention, longitudinal (LD) is direction (also known as machine direction or MD) of the plate by machine, lateral (TD) (also known as cut Line direction) perpendicular to the MD in plate plane.Therefore, in step (d), it is preferable that longitudinally and/or laterally, preferably exist It is longitudinal, apply mechanical force to the melt portions of yarn.Mechanical force can be by any suitable method or apparatus (for example, ability It is any known to field technique personnel) apply and can be on each of two mutually perpendicular directions (for example, MD and/or TD) Simultaneously and/or have and sequentially apply, for example, by method described in WO 2012/076348, by stenter, pass through stretching Roller, and/or pass through any combination thereof.
In step (d), the melt portions of yarn may span across second (for example, rear) surface of the first plate (preferably, in MD On) distribution, it is sufficient to smooth table is provided on the part of those of second (for example, rear) surface for the first plate that fusing yarn is distributed Face, to serve as good basis of the coating hot melt glue for example by the adherency of the second plate on the first panel.It is therefore preferred that step (d) play a part of at least part calendering (smooth) on second (for example, rear) surface for making the first plate.
Therefore, in a kind of embodiment of the method for the present invention, second (for example, rear) surface of the first plate by whole or Part calendering, adhesive are provided by being coated in hot-melt adhesive on the calendering second of the first plate (for example, rear) surface , wherein the temperature on calendering second (for example, rear) surface of the first plate is higher than the melting of hot-melt adhesive when coating adhesive Temperature.
In another embodiment of the method for the present invention, intermediate products are obtained from step (a), which is substrate backer board, Wherein yarn not yet good bond is on the plate (that is, temporarily adherency).In another embodiment of the method for the present invention (optionally As the preferred feature in preceding embodiment), base pad is obtained as the product of step (b) and/or step (e), wherein In base pad, yarn respectively by heat treatment and/or by adhesive good bond onboard (that is, permanent adherence), appoint Selection of land stretches out yarn cluster from the first (for example, preceding) surface of base pad.
If step (f) exists, preferably, step (d) and step (b) and (c) while and then step (b) and (c) it sufficiently carries out;It is highly preferred that step (d) carries out before step (e) and (f).
In another aspect of this invention, it provides and obtains by means of the present invention and/or being capable of side through the invention The textile product that method obtains.
According to another aspect of the present invention, textile product is provided, it includes:
I) the first plate, wherein yarn is fixed thereon by following
(i) the first fastener (fastener), wherein the first plate has first surface and second surface and yarn from first The first surface of product stretches out;With
(ii) the second fastener, wherein at least part yarn are fused and/or are fused to each other with the first plate, optionally, but Preferably, pass through heat and/or pressure;
(iii) third fastener, it includes the hot-melt adhesives on the second surface for being substantially located at the first plate (HMA);
II) optionally, the second plate of dimensionally stable, is adhered on the second surface of the first plate, optionally by described Hot-melt adhesive adheres to;
Wherein collateral condition is: if the second plate is not present,
(A) HMA (component (a) (iii)) includes substantially non-embedded HMA, is preferably made of non-embedded HMA;And
(B) in the second fastener (component (I) (ii)), by the direction for being parallel to the first plate surface to yarn The mechanical force that puddle applies, at least partly yarn are fused and/or are fused to each other with the first plate.
Preferred textile product is substantially recyclable (for example, recyclable).
In another embodiment of the present invention, the product of step (I) (i) is substrate backer board (primary backing Sheet), wherein yarn is temporally adhered on plate.
In another embodiment of the present invention, the product of step (I) (ii) and/or step (I) (iii) is base pad (primary mat sheet), wherein yarn respectively by heat treatment and/or bonding agent, preferably by both it is permanent Adherency is onboard.
Applicant has unexpectedly discovered that: when polyester carpet (that is, the carpet being only made of polyester components) of the invention When being recovered to generate polyester material such as granular substance (pellet), generated polyester material has unexpected advantageous Property, this makes the material be particularly suitable for recycling.It is not desired to be bound by any theory, it is believed that hot in the polyester material of recycling The presence of hot melt adhesive polyester can reduce viscosity, can help to the melting of polyester when it be used to manufacture reconstituted product.This Kind Pillar recovery ratio is obtained from other usual sources for example by recycling polyethylene terephthalate (PET) (for example, coming from PET bottle) Pillar recovery make moderate progress.
Therefore, another embodiment of the present invention includes producing from the weaving comprising polyester fiber and polyester hot melting adhesive The method of product (polyester HMA textile product) Pillar recovery material, the described method comprises the following steps:
A) heating polyester HMA textile product is to melt and/or flowable polyester;
B) polyester from step a) is squeezed out to form extrudate;With
C) extrudate from step b) is broken into pieces to form the polyester material of recycling.
Preferably, in step c), it is 500 microns (μm)-that the polyester material of recycling, which forms average maximum linear dimension, The granular substance of 10mm.
Preferably, in the step of recovery method of the invention (a), the polyester HMA textile product used is spinning of the invention Knit product.The preferred polyester HMA textile product used in recovery method includes polyester fiber, is melt on one face It is combined;Polyester hot melting glue;An optionally at least polyester support.Used in the recovery method of the invention very It is to be substantially free of those of non-polyester components to preferred textile product;Most preferably it is made of polyester.
Optionally, Pillar recovery material of the invention can be used for preparing polyester textile product (for example, those of present invention Textile product) and/or textile product polyester components (for example, polyester fiber, polyester support and/or polyester hot melting bonding Agent).
Due to the presence of impurity, Pillar recovery of the invention is usually by with strong color, even black.For For many applications (for example, carpet support layer), this is not problem, and the polyester of recycling can be used directly.However, for wherein excellent Colourless or tinted material some applications (for example, polyester carpet fiber for optionally colouring) is selected, in this case, Other decolorization process d) (for example, by using oxidation or bleaching agent) can be added into recovery method of the invention to be taken off The polyester material of color.
It should also be appreciated that the polyester of recycling can be used in the other application of polyester, such as manufacturing PET, such as Component in bottle and/or as manufacture diaper.
Advantageously, textile product of the invention can for multilayer or single layer (for example, manufacture by means of the present invention, Wherein step (f) (applying the second plate) is not present).
Preferably textile product of the invention is substantially free of and (is more preferably free of) styrene block copolymer and/or rubber Based adhesive (such as SBR or SBS).Most preferably textile product of the invention is free of any crosslinkable polymer latex, such as The polymer latex of any crosslinking.
Advantageously, textile product of the invention includes the first plate and/or the second plate of substantially unused HMA dipping, that is, the One plate and/or the second plate (if present) are substantially free of and (are conveniently free of) HMA of insertion.
Usefully, textile product of the invention is substantially free of and (is more usefully free of) chemical reactivity adhesive.
When herein with respect to being used to prepare the component material (for example, about HMA) of textile product in use, term is " embedding Enter " it indicates: specified material (for example, HMA) has substantially immersed the structure of the first and/or second plate and/or yarn fibers In, such as in gap and/or gap in plate and yarn.Therefore, non-embedded material (for example, non-embedded HMA) table Show the material not impregnated extensively, wherein not more than 20 weights of the total amount of the material (for example, HMA) present in textile product Amount %, preferably no more than 10 weight %, more preferably no more than 5 weight %, most preferably less than 1 weight % are embedded into as above In the plate and yarn.Therefore, be not desired to be bound by any theory, it is believed that for example non-embedded HMA in any one plate or Substantially continuous binder film is formed on the surface of two plates and/or forms discontinuity layer between them.It can be by any Suitable method (for example, checking by visual observation, such as the micro- sem observation across the cross section that textile product obtains) is easily Judge whether there is insert material (for example, HMA of insertion).
Advantageously, the first plate as described herein can be mesh, and in this case, manufacturing method can be continuously , such as netted textile product is formed using the roller of the first yarn loading plate, then it can be wrapped on roller.Alternatively, can Plate is cut into scheduled length, in this case, manufacturing method can be batch processes, wherein generating many with desired ruler Very little (optionally, flat) plate textile product.
In step (a), yarn is optionally temporarily adhered to, this expression: the expectation in textile product is finally answered It is used in (for example, floor covering), yarn deficiently bonds, therefore at least theoretically, yarn and the first plate can hold Easily separated.
Preferred temporarily adhesion method is mechanical adhesion method, so that yarn is connected in the first plate more preferably by class intertexture method On any method, even more preferably method be selected from tufting, knitting, sewing, braiding and/or suture, most preferably with seam The suture of yarn is fixed or connected to line.Mechanical adhesion method eliminate for keep yarn suitable position it is other more it is permanent and Irreversible method is for example glued, fuses and/or chemically reacts.
When (such as textile product for describing the present invention) used herein, term " fastener " indicates any conjunction Suitable connection method may or may not be permanent or temporary, and may include mechanical means, chemical method, glue Conjunction method and/or any other suitable method and/or any combination thereof are for example well known by persons skilled in the art any suitable Method.
Heating means in step (b) may include any suitable method and heat (such as the roller for passing through heating) Such as it is heated and being radiated with suitable electromagnetism and/or particle radiation (for example, using ultrasound and/or infrared radiation). Heating and pressure can be provided by identical method and/or equipment (for example, optionally, the pinch roller or roll of heating).Also Heating can be provided without the use of individual heat input such as heater by individual pressure and/or radiation.In the present invention A kind of embodiment in, had the advantage that there is no individual heat utensil and significant save energy and side of the invention Machine used in method is compact.
In another embodiment of the present invention, in step (b), come preferably by hot surface (for example, roller of heating) Heating is realized, selectively or extraly, also by realizing entirety or portion to mechanical force is applied between yarn and the first plate Divide heating, so that yarn is spread and enhancing combines.In step (b), optionally, it can be incited somebody to action under the speed for being different from heating surface For plate feeding to heating surface, this assigns the mechanical force.In a preferred embodiment of the invention, when heater includes heating roller When, then can for example as described in WO 20012-076348, by under the speed for being different from heating roller the pressure roll that runs come whole Body or part apply pressure.
In step (c), pressure and optionally can be applied in whole or in part by pressure roll, step can be carried out simultaneously (b) and (c).Preferably, apply heating and pressure by the same roller, the roller can make the first plate calendering.
First plate (in some embodiments of this paper, can be base pad) of the invention has by heated Yarn/nanocluster that journey b) is fixed thereon, and perform similarly to the function of the basal layer of conventional textile product as described herein. However, in one embodiment, the size of textile product of the invention is sufficiently stable to support first without the second layer Plate.
But in another optional embodiment of the invention, in step (b) and/or (c) and/or (d) after, optional In step (f), after the second plate (also known as carrier board, the second backing or support plate) of dimensionally stable still can be applied in the first plate Surface, in this case, in step (e), hot-melt adhesive (HMA) can be applied between the first and second plates, institute Stating the first and second plates can be pressed together to form stacking textile product.Preferably, the HMA from step (e) is for inciting somebody to action First and second plates sole binder glued together and other adhesives are not needed.
In another embodiment of the present invention, the method for manufacture stacking textile product is provided, which comprises provide First intermediate products, it includes the backings with front surface and rear surface, and the yarn being sewn in backing, and the yarn is from backing The front surface of material is stretched out;The intermediate products are supplied along the main body (body) with heating surface, towards the heating surface Rear surface is squeezed, so that melt yarn present in intermediate products at least partly to making yarn in conjunction with backing, wherein court The rear face portion split-phase squeezed to the heating surface has relative velocity for heating surface, to provide the rear table with calendering Face is (that is, at least in the position of yarn fusing;The rear surface material of backing itself is not necessarily by calendering) the second intermediate products;It mentions For the carrier board of dimensionally stable;The second intermediate products are connected in by providing hot-melt adhesive between calendering surface and plate On carrier board, and the carrier board is squeezed to form textile product towards the second intermediate products.
Preferably, textile product of the invention is substantially free of and (is preferably free of) emulsion polymer.Make when herein Used time, emulsion polymer indicate any polymer being made of the polymer being dispersed in aqueous phase.It is used as adhesive Typical emulsion polymer includes that acrylic emulsions (are commonly used for preparing Pressuresensitive Adhesive (PSA);Styrene block copolymer And/or rubber-based adhesive, such as styrene butadiene ribber polymer (SBR), styrene butadiene styrene (SBS) etc.. Emulsion polymer be used to be anchored on the base layer and/or be used to improve dimensional stability, but its for yarn in the prior art Have the shortcomings that described above and be no longer needed to prepare textile product of the invention, therefore this can have in addition optional Advantage: textile product of the invention does not need the styrene comprising any remnants.It is therefore preferred that textile product of the invention Substantially, more preferably completely recyclable.
There is no the amount that emulsion polymer can also reduce volatile component in textile product, this is with environment and other excellent Point.Therefore, in another embodiment, it is preferable that textile product of the invention has low VOC content, more preferably substantially Without VOC.
As used herein, VOC indicates volatile organic compounds at the standard conditions with high-vapor-pressure (VOC), preferably there is those of 50-250 DEG C of boiling point compound.As used herein, term " low VOC " indicates: liquid The amount of VOC present in state composition or resin is lower than 100g/l, and preferably < 50g/l is (if being related to solid-state material, for phase Same value/kg).
Another embodiment of the present invention prepared by the method for the present invention is related to substantially recycling completely (excellent What selection of land can recycle completely) textile product, it includes backing, the backing have is applied to yarn therein (formed spin Knit the upper surface of product), yarn is fixed on backing by fusing, which is also heated by coating to the reverse side of backing Property adhesive and be optionally further secured on backing (without any other plate), produced with forming the weaving of non-laminated dimensionally stable Product.
Another embodiment of the present invention prepared by the method for the present invention is related to substantially recycling completely (excellent What selection of land can recycle completely) stacking textile product, it includes backing, the backing have is applied to yarn (shape therein At the upper surface of textile product), yarn is fixed on backing by fusing, backing tegillum using hot-melt adhesive It is stacked on the carrier board of dimensionally stable, to form the textile product of the dimensionally stable of stacking.
Widely, another aspect of the present invention, which provides, by means of the present invention obtains and/or can through the invention The textile product that method obtains, preferably weaving floor covering, are more preferably selected from carpet, carpet tile, scatter rug (rug) And/or cushion, most preferably carpet, such as nonwoven tufted carpet.Optionally, textile product of the invention can be non-laminated (for example, wherein first and/or base pad be yarn and/or nanocluster bonding independent backer board on it and without the Two support plates) or can be stacking (for example, wherein first and/or base pad include that yarn and/or nanocluster are bonded in Substrate backer board and at least one support plate thereon adheres to it (for example, passing through adhesive)).
Preferred textile product of the invention is substantially free of and (is more preferably entirely free of) (the example of any chemical crosslinking Such as, vulcanization) emulsion binder.
By conventional recovery method, useful textile product of the invention is substantially recyclable, more usefully can be recycled, And it is most usefully wholly recyclable.
Another aspect provides the methods for recycling (optionally, non-laminated) textile product of the invention, should Method the following steps are included:
A) used (optionally, non-laminated) textile product according to the present invention is provided,
B) product is heated above to the temperature of the melting temperature of the composition polymer of textile product;With
C) polymer melt generated is recycled.
Another aspect provides the methods for recycling stacking textile product of the invention, and this method includes following step It is rapid:
A) used stacking textile product according to the present invention is provided,
B) product is heated above the softening temperature of hot-melt adhesive but is lower than the first (substrate back of textile product Lining) plate and second optional (Second support) plate composition polymer melting temperature temperature;With
C) optionally, in the presence of the second plate, it is disconnected the first (substrate backing) plate with second (Second support) plate And the every kind of plate to be recycled is collected respectively.
It is not desired to be not to be considered in any way limitative of the present invention by as described herein any theoretical or supposition constraint Range, for using the effect observed of the present invention, some possible explanations have been provided below in applicant.
In view of the usually frangible attribute of hot-melt adhesive, have previously been thought that: hot-melt adhesive is used alone will not Generate good engineering properties.Unexpectedly, applicants discovered that the substrate backing that ought be wherein sewed with yarn is subjected to fiber knot When conjunction process (such as described in WO 2012/076348), it is very firm and mechanical lasting to generate that hot-melt adhesive can be used Bonding substrate plate and carrier board to be linked together.Even more unexpectedly, applicants discovered that with reactivity is utilized Adhesive (the preferred adhesive of WO 2012/076348) is compared, and yarn is shown even more strongly in conjunction with substrate backing. This is unexpected, because having previously been thought that: compared with the reactive adhesive bonded using covalent bond, hot melt adhesive Agent generally generates relatively weak combination (based on Van der Waals force or Hydrogenbond).
Applicant thinks: hot-melt adhesive especially those described herein HMA (and optionally, stable carrier board) Presence can independently improve the mechanical stability of textile product of the invention and avoid the need for adhesive latex therefore to assign Good mechanical stability and also fully it is anchored yarn.Therefore, because any emulsion binder is not utilized, so of the invention Textile product is easier to be divided into constituent component and can be easy to recycle.
The improved mechanical resistant impact of hot-melt adhesive (the frangible category of its hot-melt adhesive for being not subject to solidification Property) can also be related with the size of adhesive phase, such as when described adhesive layer is applied to through heat and pressure treatment (calendering ) substrate surface on when, can be coated by more unfertile land.Thin layer obviously can be more flexible and can be by the problem related to brittleness It minimize.However, this explanation may be incorrect and the precise reason why of effect observed it is on the knees of the gods.
Unexpectedly, in textile product of the invention, HMA shows more preferably than reactive adhesive.Applicant is not Wish to provide the theoretical constraint of stronger combination than reactive adhesive by any hot-melt adhesive why in the present invention. But a reason may be: HMA more easily permeates than reactive adhesive and impregnates fiber and HMA is not needed in molecular water Base pad material is closely contacted on flat, and this is that the coreaction component formation covalent bond institute of reactive glue is required 's.Fiber combination method described in WO 2012/076348 is considered generating the surface being completely smooth, unexpected about HMA Performance the observation that may be attributed to applicant is explained in more detail: in fact, this method is still in the rear table of back lining materials Intrinsic discontinuity is left on face.If this hypothesis is correctly, when yarn is applied to discontinuity zone (its Can usually be indicated by cluster yarn road (lane)) in when, as yarn melts, can be produced between thread material and rear surface Raw SPA sudden phase anomalies (this may also interpret the zebra stripes pattern being commonly seen), this will be enlarged by the distance between coreactivity material simultaneously Prevent their reaction.When textile product is in mechanical load (especially if textile deforms), this SPA sudden phase anomalies Mechanical tension also can be improved in boundary.If hot-melt adhesive is applied in rear surface, it is believed that: compared to other bondings Agent type is (for example, reactive adhesive, for which, direct contact on a molecular scale are to make chemical reaction generation must Need), this can preferably permeate these SPA sudden phase anomalies regions.Therefore, the use of HMA can spread mechanical force simultaneously in large area The localised tension being subjected in these regions is reduced, then to assign improveds mechanical resistant loading (that is, forming heavily fortified point by this interpretable HMA Solid combination).
The present invention is illustrated by following non-limiting figure, in which:
Fig. 1 is shown across the cross section of expendable latex Carpets in the prior art.
Fig. 2 shows the cross section in the prior art with the recyclable carpet of nanocluster anchoring of difference.
Fig. 3 shows the cross section of the stacking carpet in one embodiment of the present invention.
Fig. 4 shows the cross section of the non-laminated carpet in another embodiment of the invention.
Fig. 5 schematically illustrates matching for the method application fiber combination method according to WO 2012/076348 It sets.
Fig. 6, which schematically illustrates for the second plate (being the polyester sheet of dimensionally stable in this case) to be applied to, utilizes figure The configuration at the back side of 100% polyester product of the production of method described in 5.
Typical expendable latex Carpets in the prior art are shown in Fig. 1.Carpet (1) has by such as gathering Substrate backing (3) made of the material of propylene (PP).There are hole (5) in substrate backing, nanocluster (7) is in the hole and from preceding table Face (9) is stretched out.Nanocluster is glued on substrate backing by the emulsion binder (11) being crosslinked to form tufted pad (13).Benefit The second supporting carrier (15) made of the material such as PVC or PET is glued at tufted pad with additional bonds oxidant layer (19) Back side (17), the additional adhesives can be emulsion binder or can also be Solid thermoplastic's glue.
Since emulsion binder (11,19) penetrates through carpet (1), so nanocluster (7) is securely held in pad (13) On, but this is but also carpet can not be recovered, because incompatible latex (11,19) cannot backing, nanocluster with carpet It is separated with carrier component (3,7,15).
The recyclable carpet in the prior art manufactured using hot-melt adhesive (HMA) is shown in Fig. 2.Carpet (101) there is the substrate backing (103) made of HMA compatibility material such as polyester (PE).Also there is hole in substrate backing (105), nanocluster (107) through hole outstanding is embedded in front surface (109).Nanocluster passes through HMA (111) such as polyester hot melting Glue is glued on substrate backing to form tufted pad (113).It will be by thermoplastic material such as polyester system using HMA layers (119) At the second supporting carrier (115) be glued at the back side (117) of tufted pad.
Backing, nanocluster and carrier component (103,107,115) are made of compatible thermoplastic material such as polyester, because This carpet can be recovered.However, the infiltration poor due to HMA adhesive (111,119), so nanocluster (107) is faintly solid It is scheduled on pad (103), to form fragile faint combination.
Recyclable stacking carpet of the invention is shown in Fig. 3.Carpet (201) has by material such as polyamide or gathers Substrate backing (203) made of ester.There are hole (205) in substrate backing, nanocluster (207) is in the hole and from front surface (209) it stretches out.Nanocluster (207) is made of the material such as PA or PET compatible with substrate backing (203).Nanocluster (207) is logical Fiber combination method (that is, as described in WO 2012/076348, melting yarn) is crossed to be adhered on substrate backing (203), with Tufted pad (213) are formed as base pad without the use of any adhesive.It will be by using HMA such as polyester hot-melt adhesive (219) Second supporting carrier (215) made of material such as PET is glued at the back side (217) of tufted pad.
In this embodiment, since substrate backing, nanocluster and the second backing component (203,207,215) are by phase The thermoplastic material of appearance such as polyester is made, therefore complete carpet (201) can be recovered.Since fiber combination method is (by yarn Be melted on backing) and single layer HMA (219) be applied in combination, nanocluster (207) and pad (203) firm connection.It should realize It arrives: although in this embodiment, material is compatible, this is because we are replaced using complete-polyester carpet in similar It (is not shown in Fig. 2 in property embodiment, but there are similar structures), it can be for example comprising incompatible material such as polyamide cluster Shape object (for example, nylon 6) and polyamide substrate backing (for example, nylon 6) and the second backing of polyester base (for example, PET).Polyester It is compatible that (and generally will not be) not be needed with polyamide portion.In this embodiment, if HMA is reversible (for example, logical Cross heating), then nylon yarn and the first plate of nylon can be detached from PET support layer, so that nylon and the part PET can be independent Recycling.
Recyclable non-laminated carpet of the invention is shown in Fig. 4.Carpet (301) have by material such as polyamide or Substrate backing (303) made of polyester.There are hole (305) in substrate backing, nanocluster (307) is in the hole and from front surface (309) it stretches out.Nanocluster (307) is made of the material such as PA or PET compatible with substrate backing (303).Therefore, this implementation In mode, when nanocluster is polyamide, substrate backing is also polyamide-based;When nanocluster is polyester nanocluster, substrate Backing is polyester base.Nanocluster (307) (that is, as described in WO 3012/076348, melts yarn by fiber combination method Line) it is adhered on substrate backing (303) and substrate backing is additionally glued at by HMA (311) such as polyester hot-melt adhesive On, to form the non-laminated tufted carpet (301) of complete single layer.
In this embodiment, when substrate backing and nanocluster component (303,307) are by compatible thermoplastic polyester When being made, complete carpet (301) can be recovered.Due to fiber combination method (yarn is melted on backing) and polyester HMA (311) be applied in combination, nanocluster (307) and carpet (301) are firmly combined, and carpet is formed by single back sheet (303).? In this embodiment, other carrier or support layer is not needed to provide dimensional stability for non-laminated carpet (301).However In the embodiment that nanocluster and basal layer are polyamide (for example, nylon 6), it is (excellent to be usually also additionally required the second backing Selection of land, PET) assign the dimensional stability of final textile product abundance.
Fig. 5 schematically shows the configuration of the method application fiber combination method according to WO 2012/076348. In configuration shown in fig. 5, there are the first heat blocks 500 and the second heat block 501, it is therefore an objective to heat heater element, generate heat Element is also respectively expressed as fever blade 505 and 506.These heater elements are respectively provided with working surface 515 and 516, described Surface is contacted with product to be processed, and the product is usually to pass through sewing process to the substrate carrier for applying yarn thereon. Both working surfaces all have the working width of 18mm, and intermediate distance (immediate distance) is 26mm.Product Rear surface contacted with the working surface of heater element.In order to apply pressure appropriate to product to be processed, exist Teflon support 520 be used to offset the thrust being applied on heater element.In operation, heater element is in instruction It is moved on the X of direction relative to product.In general, heater element be it is static, product is forced to support in working surface and Teflon It is passed up between object with the contrary side indicated with X.
In one embodiment, the product of above-mentioned configuration processing to be utilized is by can be with trade markE6412 It is commercially available from the substrate carrier composition of Freudenberg (Germany), the substrate carrier is 100% that melting temperature is about 280 DEG C Polyester backing, the cut pile with 100% PE yarn, fasciation areBacking.The melting temperature of yarn is about 285 ℃.The product is processed using the first heating element that temperature is 220 DEG C, with pre-add hot product.Second heating element is kept 298 DEG C at a temperature of.In order to keep the temperature at required level, heating block and heater element have insulation material layer respectively 510,511,512 and 513.Product, and the pressure applied using heater element are supplied with 12mm/ seconds (0.72 m/min) speed It is about 1.35 newton/square centimeter.This generates the rear surface with calendering (that is, in stitching yarns from the position that rear surface is stretched out Smooth) product.
Fig. 6, which schematically illustrates for the second plate (being the polyester sheet of dimensionally stable in this case) to be applied to, utilizes figure The configuration at the back side of 100% polyester product of the production of method described in 5.In the figure, the first roller 600 is depicted, is twined on the roller Around 2 meters wide netted described (prefabricated) polyester product.Product is unclamped from roller 600 so that its back side 217 and the second roller 601 contacts.The roller is provided with by the coating of hot melt adhesive layer 219 overleaf 217.For this purpose, a large amount of HMA219 are present in roller 601 And it between 602 and is heated.The thickness of this layer can be adjusted by adjusting the gap between the two rollers.HMA coats site Downstream is Second support plate 215, which unclamps from roller 603.The plate is squeezed and in unit 700 towards the tacky adhesion of heat It is cooling.The unit is made of two belts 701 and 702, and the belt is on the one hand towards substrate product stripper plate 215, another party Adhesive is cooled to lower than its setting temperature by face.Generated final products 201 are subsequently wound up on roller 604.Alternative In embodiment, laminating method and about fiber combination method described in Fig. 5 it is orderly (in line) occur.In this feelings Under condition, fiber coupling apparatus as shown in Figure 5 can be placed between roller 600 and roller 601.
In one embodiment, the HMA of coating is the polyester implementation for being used to prepare the carpet of embodiment 6 as described herein Example D.On the position that HMA is coated to the substrate backing back side, the suitable temperature of roller 601 is 140 DEG C.By making gap 2mm, Winding speed is 2m/ points, and roller 602 does not rotate and the peripheral speed of roller 601 is ± 1.6m/ points, and HMA will be with about 500g/m2Thickness Degree is coated.This is suitble to for polyester layer 215 being glued on substrate backing.
In another embodiment, wherein yarn pass through substrate backing stretch out (therefore, not only front extend, but also Across the back side, such as ring, fabric etc.), the yarn at at least partly stretching back side is melted.In this embodiment, until The yarn (typically, being almost parallel to the few fibers of back side operation) that small part stretches out the substrate backing back side is melted.? It was found that: when yarn stretches out the back side, they are easier to be melted and calendering is also simpler process, because melted material is practical It is upper be located at the back side " on ".Another advantage is: if desired, can be selected as its melting temperature remote for substrate back lining materials itself Higher than the material of the melting temperature of yarn, so that backing itself keeps not influenced by fusion process completely.This also offers Following advantages: the more substrate backing of dimensionally stable can be used at a temperature of the high process combined for fiber.
In another embodiment, wherein being coated in intermediary (or fiber adhesive pad) by the adhesive that will be melted Adhesive is provided on calendering surface, when coating adhesive, the temperature on the calendering surface of intermediary is higher than hot-melt adhesive Melting temperature.It has been found that: when coating adhesive, when the temperature on the calendering surface of fiber adhesive pad is higher than hot-melt adhesive When melting temperature, the product loading with the mechanical resistant even improved can get.It is believed that the temperature due to the back side is higher than The melting temperature of hot-melt adhesive, so this adhesive can penetrate into, such as on a molecular scale, the material (yarn of intermediate The material of wire material and/or substrate backing itself) to provide even stronger result.Particularly, when the second intermediary includes tool When having the material of low surface tension (and therefore having the tropism for repelling material such as adhesive), this can still be mentioned anyway For very lasting bonding.
Hot-melt adhesive is optionally provided thickness lower than 1mm, usefully lower than 0.5mm, more usefully 0.2- The layer of 0.4mm.But in the market in prior art carpet, the thickness of hot-melt adhesive is typically much higher than 1mm, applies for human hair It is existing: when the thickness of this layer is reduced to 1mm or lower, still to be able to obtain bonding appropriate.Accordingly, there exist in of the invention The preferred average thickness of adhesive phase in textile product (for example, between base thread bearing bed and carrier substrate) is 50 μ M-1mm, more preferably 0.1mm-0.8mm, most preferably 0.2mm-0.4mm.
The amount for being used to form the HMA of the adhesive phase in textile product of the invention (uses those skilled in the art crowd institute Known any suitable conventional method measures) it may is that the adhesive phase 0.01-1000g/m of unit area2HMA.Another In a kind of embodiment, HMA can be with 0.05-800g/m2Amount be coated.In another embodiment, HMA can be with 0.1-600g/m2Amount be coated.
In the present invention, in order to obtain the substantially complete recuperability of textile product, it is preferable that the first yarn carries material Material (substrate backing) and the yarn adhered to it have comparable fusing point.Usefully, yarn loading material and yarn come from Same material, such as polyamide (such as polyamide -6) or polyester.However, if these materials are different, advantageously, yarn The melting temperature of loading material is higher than the melting temperature of yarn.
As used herein, unless otherwise noted, " comparable fusing point " indicate: mutual fusing point 10 DEG C it It is interior, it is most preferably substantially the same more preferably within 5 DEG C.
Optionally (but in order to which obtain textile product essence or complete recuperability is non-required), any optional Carrier material (the second backing) is made of identical material type and also has can be with the first yarn loading material and yarn Compare (it is preferably substantially the same with the first yarn loading material and yarn, more preferably with the first yarn loading material and yarn It is identical) fusing point.If fusing point may compare and if yarn loading material (substrate backing), yarn and carrier material (the second back Lining) [and optionally even HMA] be made of identical material type, then and they optionally all pass through identical method quilt It recycles and can be not required to be separated together.Yarn loading material, yarn and carrier material may be the same or different.If carrier material is not Be same as yarn loading material and/or yarn, then preferably, the fusing point of carrier material than in yarn loading material and yarn at least A kind of, more preferably the two fusing point is higher.A kind of preferred carrier material is polyethylene terephthalate (PET).
However, carrier material with yarn loading material (and yarn) there is compatible fusing point to be not required.For example, if Carrier and yarn loading material are made of different polymer materials, then they can have different fusing points.Carrier and yarn Loading material can be easy to be separated from each other by heating reversible hot-melt adhesive, it is preferred that as described herein, The fusing point of HMA is lower than the fusing point of all other component, and is once separated, and if necessary, these materials can pass through difference Method is recovered.
In a kind of particularly preferably embodiments of the present invention, wherein yarn, yarn loading material and carrier are (if deposited ) be polyester, each self-compatibility of their fusing point, it is more preferably identical (as example will be the identical polymer of each freedom for example The case where when polyester formation).Preferably, in this embodiment, HMA, which has, is lower than yarn, yarn loading material and carrier Fusing point.It is highly preferred that in this embodiment, HMA may include similar with yarn, yarn loading material and/or carrier Polymer type (for example, polyester).
Hot-melt adhesive used in the present invention (it is optionally polyester) preferably have lower than yarn loading material, The softening temperature of the minimum melting temperature of yarn and carrier material (if present).
It will provide in the description about component (such as the yarn, the first (base for constituting textile product of the invention later Bottom backing) plate, adhesive and/or the second backing) substance preference.For example, the hot-melt adhesive suitable for the present invention It can be the HMA of the polymer comprising being represented as polymer P (as further limited later).Similarly, it is suitble to yarn, first (yarn carrying) plate, and/or the polymer of second (carrier) plate (if present) can be each independently comprising one or more next From the polymer for being represented as those of polymer R (as further limited later).In one embodiment of the invention, gather Close object P (main component of HMA) can with it is essentially identical for those of polymer R polymer, but preferably, HMA is than weaving It is melted at the lower temperature of other components of product, if polymer P is identical with polymer R, the more eutectic of HMA can be achieved Change, because HMA includes the other ingredients (that is, HMA is not necessarily pure polymer P) that can reduce melting temperature.
In another embodiment of textile product of the invention, substrate backing, the second backing or carrier board and hot melt Adhesive substantially contains identical polymer type, such as polyester.This greatly improves weaving when easily recycling abrasion The ability of product (textile product also referred to as worn).Entire abraded product can be melted in a single step simply to generate The melt of a type of conventional polymer.With the melting of the mixture comprising two kinds of polymer type such as polyamide and polyester Material is compared, much easier using this melted material in new opplication.Preferably, in this embodiment, HMA has Lower than yarn, the fusing point of yarn loading material and carrier.
In the another embodiment of recovery method of the invention, textile product to be recovered integrally is heated, from And the polymer for melting composition yarn, backing, support plate (if present) and hot-melt adhesive is recycling to obtain A type of molten polymer.
Yarn
It can be used for forming the suitable material of the yarn fibers (also known as nanocluster tufts) in the present invention optionally from this field The well-known thread material of technical staff, for example, natural fiber (for example, wool, cotton and/or jute), synthesis are fine Dimension is (for example, polypropylene, polyamide (such as aliphatic polyamide such as nylon, such as nylon 6 or nylon 6-6), polyester and/or third Olefin(e) acid class) and/or natural fiber and synthetic fibers blend (for example, the 80 of wool blend such as wool and synthetic fibers: 20 blends).
However, it is preferred that thread material is those of can be melted that (or at least its component can in the method for the invention It is melted) and therefore selected from synthetic fibers, the synthetic fibers include (being more usefully made up of): polyolefin is (for example, poly- Propylene), polyamide (such as aliphatic polyamide, such as nylon, such as nylon 6 or nylon 6-6), polyester, acrylic compounds, its copolymerization Object and/or its mixture.
Preferred thread material includes: polyester and/or polyamide.
Most preferred thread material includes: polyester and/or aliphatic polyamide (for example, nylon).
The example of suitable thread material includes: nylon-6 and/or nylon 6-6.
Yarn may include that other suitable polymer that optionally yarn is made from it are referred to herein as polymer R.
First plate
The suitable material that may be used to form the first yarn loading material (also known as substrate backing) in the present invention can be optional From be identified above be used as yarn in those of it is any (and referred to herein as in those of polymer R polymer appoint What).
It will be appreciated that the first plate may include the mixture of multiple material or can be made of a kind of material.In the present invention A kind of embodiment in, the first plate includes (as a whole or part of it) material identical with yarn and optionally, if In the presence of the identical material with the second plate (or its component, if it is mixture).
Preferred first plate material includes: polyester and/or polyamide.
Preferred first plate material includes: polyester and/or aliphatic polyamide (for example, nylon).
The example of most preferred first plate material includes: nylon-6 and/or nylon 6-6.
The additional or alternative suitable material for constituting substrate backing (or first plate) is those skilled in the art crowd institute It is known and can be for example selected from polyolefin.
Second plate
It may be used to form the suitable material of the optional carrier (also known as the second backing or support layer or second plate) in the present invention Material can be any (and herein by independence optionally in those of be identified above as yarn and/or yarn loading material Ground is known as any in those of polymer R polymer).
The suitable material that may be used to form the second plate (also known as support plate or carrier board) in the present invention can be optionally from upper Text is specified as any in those of yarn or the first plate.It will be appreciated that the second plate may include the mixture of multiple material Or it can be made of a kind of material.In one embodiment of the invention, the second plate includes (as a whole or part of it) Material identical with yarn and optionally, the identical material with the first plate (or its component, if it is mixture).
Preferred second plate material includes: polyester and/or polyamide.
Preferred second plate material includes: polyester and/or aliphatic polyamide (for example, nylon).
The example of most preferred second plate material includes: nylon-6 and/or nylon 6-6.
The additional or alternative suitable material in whole or in part for constituting the second backing (or second plate) is this field Technical staff is well-known and can be for example selected from optionally functional polyolefin, polyethylene terephthalate (PET), polyvinyl chloride (PVC) and/or pitch.
It is further preferred that if it does, the second plate has good dimensional stability additional also to assign final textile product Dimensional stability, wherein the second plate forms a part of the final textile product.Therefore advantageously, suitable for the second plate Material may include polymer such as polyethylene terephthalate (PET), because it has good ruler in water Very little stability can show the material (for example, certain nylon) of the dimensional stability of reduction when the first plate includes to be exposed to water In the case where it is especially true.
Because being accordingly used in composition it is also expected to textile product of the invention can be recycled somewhat in whole or in part Other suitable materials of one plate or the second plate are that there is low total environment to influence (for example, by evaluation of life cycle (or LCA) Those of measurement), such as pitch, the naturally occurring material being made of the deposit of the petroleum of solid-state or semisolid form Material.
Hot-melt adhesive (HMA)
As used herein, after term " adhesive " or " adhesive composition " indicate dry, in environmental condition The lower any composition for keeping substantial toughness (that is, not being inviscid) certain time is to be commercially acceptable and real Desired use in this article is applicable in trampling.It is small to continue at least 16 after applying to a surface for typical adhesive composition When keep toughness.The adherence time can be advantageously measured as described herein.
Hot-melt adhesive (abbreviated herein as HMA) is well known to the skilled person.Preferred hot melt Adhesive (HMA) (also known as hot melt adhesive) is containing a small amount of solvent or to be preferably substantially free of solvent and be applied to as fluid The thermoplastic adhesives of (for example, passing through dipping or sprinkling) in hot substrate, therefore the adhesive has suitable low viscosity, heating When toughness and after application rapidly (usually in several seconds to one minute) solidification, hardly need or do not need drying.It is useful Ground, still sustainable a period of time keeps toughness to allow positioning (again) to be coated to solid adhesive film after coating Substrate, but it is different from Pressuresensitive Adhesive (PSA), typical HMA permanent toughness unlike solid film.Since HMA includes Seldom or solvent is not included, so being different from the adhesive of solvent base, thickness is not shunk or lost to HMA film layer in solidification.HMA Other optional advantages be: good open hour (the permanent time combined needed for occurring), this is according to needing textile product The repositioning of component provides grace time.
As used herein, HMA can be used alone or with other adhesive types (such as reactive adhesive) It combines or is used in mixed way for example in same adhesive composition (being expressed as " HMA/ binder combination ").However, preferred In embodiment much, HMA is used alone and is not blended in same composition with other adhesive types.However, HMA is mixed and can be had the advantages that with other adhesive types.HMA/ binder combination can reduce the thermic load on substrate, To allow using the substrate sensitive to higher temperature.Also HMA can be fought at relatively high temperatures using HMA/ binder combination The trend of bond strength is lost, to allow to use them under the melting temperature of up to adhesive.This HMA/ adhesive is mixed Improved chemical resistance and against weather can also be had by closing object.However, if HMA/ binder combination be used as it is described herein Hot melt compositions, then preferably, other (non-HMA) adhesive types form the few of the total weight of HMA/ binder combinations In 50 weight %, it is more preferably less than 40 weight %, even more preferably less than 30 weight %, most preferably less than 20 weights Measure %, such as less than 10 weight %.
Preferably, HMA is higher than its melting temperature but lower than the melting temperature of its first and/or second plate being applied to At a temperature of be coated.It is therefore preferred that the melting temperature of HMA it is lower than the melting temperature of the first and second plates (alternatively, if First and/or second plate is stacking material, then the melting temperature of HMA is preferably lower than the back side and/or the second plate of the first plate The melting temperature of top surface).More easily reservation is hot than other materials for some materials, therefore those skilled in the art should understand that: Depending on forming the material of the first and/or second plate, any plate may need to preheat and/or be added during HMA coating Heat is to maintain HMA melt to have enough low viscosities, so that HMA be made to be easy to be applied on textile product.
Preferably, if one or both of first or second plate includes polyamide such as nylon, when coating hot melt When adhesive, this material is heated to suitable temperature (for example, the melting temperature for being close to or higher than HMA).
The useful hot-melt adhesive being suitable for use in the present invention may include polymer P, optionally as main group Divide and there is (that is, at least 50% in an amount of from adhesive composition weight).Advantageously, hot-melt adhesive is combined comprising adhesive Object weight at least 60%, conveniently at least 70%, most advantageously at least 80% polymer P.
Unless the context clearly indicates otherwise, the polymer listed herein with respect to the polymer P of HMA can also be selected as It is suitble to any polymer R, the polymer R that can independently form other components (such as yarn, the first plate and of textile product Two plate (if present)s-see above).It is therefore to be understood that for those of being provided herein with respect to polymer P preferably, nothing It needs additionally to be recycled and reused for the additional preferred of some polymer R herein.
Usefully, polymer P, polymer R and/or hot-melt adhesive can be substantially biology base (such as this paper institute It limits).
For being mainly the textile product of polyester, such as wherein, yarn, yarn backing and carrier (the second backing) include poly- The textile product of ester, hot-melt adhesive optionally also comprising a small amount of crosslinking agent (the 10 weight % of preferably no more than HMA, Be more preferably less than the 5 weight % of HMA, the preferably 3 weight % of < HMA), be beneficial to esters component cross-link because During recycling, these crosslinking agents are readily broken.For including polyamide pad (that is, polyamide yarn and polyamide substrate backing) With the textile product of polyester support (the second backing), it is undesirable to HMA includes crosslinking agent, because in this case, textile product component Be kept completely separate will be much more difficult.(the second backing of polyamide-based heelpiece and polyester) in such an embodiment, it is preferable that HMA is substantially free of and (is preferably free of) any crosslinking agent.
Usefully, polymer P (and/or polymer R) may include thermoplastic polymer.
Polymer P (and/or polymer R) may include the polymer of crystallization or can be amorphous.Advantageously, it polymerize Object P is hemicrystalline.When polymer P (and/or polymer R) is different from polyamide, the fusing point of polymer can be 40-330 ℃;When polymer P (and/or polymer R) includes polyamide, the fusing point of polymer can be 40-215 DEG C.Usefully, it polymerize The fusing point of object P (and/or polymer R) be 40-200 DEG C, more usefully 60-160 DEG C, most usefully 60-150 DEG C, for example, about 70 ℃。
" crystallization " herein indicate: material (for example, used in the present invention or polymer of the invention, resin, Resin combination and/or polymer composition) melting enthalpy (Δ Hm) be minimum 5J/g, preferably minimum 8J/g, more preferably Minimum 10J/g, most preferably minimum 15J/g.
Those skilled in the art should be aware that many crystalline materials are not sufficient crystallisings, and have lower than 100%, The crystallinity of preferably 2-98%, more preferably 5-90%, most preferably 10-80%.Such material is including, for example, amorphous The mixture (for example, when polymer chain substantially matches) of domains of material (domain) and each phase in crystalline material domain, usually With informal term " hemicrystalline " Lai Zhidai.Such as under polarized optical microscopy and/or pass through transmission electron microscope (TEM) it can be seen that different domains.The crystallinity of " hemicrystalline " material can be measured by any suitable method, such as pass through Measurement density, by differential scanning calorimeter (DSC), by X-ray diffraction (XRD), by infra-red sepectrometry and/or pass through Nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR).
The glass transition temperature of polymer P (and/or polymer R) can be lower than 100 DEG C, it may be advantageous that be lower than 80 DEG C, more have Beneficially it is lower than 70 DEG C, be even more advantageously below 50 DEG C and is most advantageously below 40 DEG C.
The melt viscosity (in method described herein, measuring at 150 DEG C) of polymer P (and/or polymer R) can Lower than 500Pa.s, it is useful to be lower than 300Pa.s, more usefully be lower than 200Pa.s, most usefully be lower than 100Pa.s.
In one embodiment of the invention, polymer P (and/or polymer R) can have 40-200 DEG C of fusing point, low In 50 DEG C of glass transition temperatures and the melt viscosity at 150 DEG C lower than 500Pa.s.
In another embodiment of the invention, polymer P (and/or polymer R) can have 60-100 DEG C of fusing point, It is lower than the melt viscosity of 300Pa.s lower than 50 DEG C of glass transition temperatures and at 150 DEG C.
In another embodiment of the invention, polymer P (and/or polymer R) can have 60-120 DEG C of fusing point, It is lower than the melt viscosity of 200Pa.s lower than 40 DEG C of glass transition temperatures and at 150 DEG C.
In any preceding embodiment, polymer P (and/or polymer R) most preferably (total) polyester.
Polymer P (and/or polymer R) can be through polycondensation, cyclic monomer (for example, cyclic ester and/or cyclic amide) Ring-opening polymerisation and/or step growth polymerization react and/or can by polycondensation, cyclic monomer (for example, cyclic ester and/ Or cyclic amide) ring-opening polymerisation and/or the polymer that reacts of step growth polymerization and/or be recycling condensation polymer.
Polymer P (and/or polymer R) may include one or more polymer selected from the group below and/or copolymer: (total) Polyurethane;(total) polycarbonate;(total) polyester;(total) polyamide;(total) is poly- (ester-acid amide);Its mixture and/or its copolymer Composition.Although polymer P (and/or polymer R) also may include the polymerization of (total) polyurethane and/or (total) polycarbonate-type Object, but preferably polymer P (and/or polymer R) includes (total) polyester, (total) polyamide and/or poly- (ester-acid amide).It is more excellent The polymer P and/or polymer R of choosing are by polycondensation and/or by cyclic monomer (for example, cyclic ester and/or cyclic amide) What ring-opening polymerisation obtained.Even more preferably polymer P and/or polymer R include (total) polyester, most preferably polyester.
Preferably, weight average molecular weight (Mw) < 500000g/mol, more preferably < of polymer P and/or polymer R 250000g/mol and most preferably < 100000g/mol.Preferably, the weight average molecular weight (Mw) of polymer P and/or polymer R > 1000g/mol, more preferably > 3500g/mol and most preferably > 5000g/mol.Preferably, polymer P and/or polymerization The weight average molecular weight (Mw) of object R is 100-500000g/mol, more preferably 3500-250000g/mol and most preferably 5000- 100000g/mol。
Preferably, number-average molecular weight (Mn) < 300000g/mol, more preferably < of polymer P and/or polymer R 100000g/mol and most preferably < 50,000g/mol.Preferably, the number-average molecular weight (Mn) of polymer P and/or polymer R > 500g/mol, more preferably > 1000g/mol and most preferably > 2000g/mol.Preferably, polymer P and/or polymer The number-average molecular weight (Mn) of R is 500-300000g/mol, more preferably 100-100000g/mol and most preferably 2000- 50000g/mol。
Usefully, weight average molecular weight (Mw) > of polymer P and/or polymer R (especially when they include polyester) 3500g/mol, more usefully > 5000g/mol, most usefully > 8000g/mol and particularly > 10000g/mol.Usefully, Weight average molecular weight (Mw) < 75000g/mol of polymer P and/or polymer R (especially when they include polyester), more has Land used < 60000g/mol, most usefully 50 <, 000g/mol and particularly < 40000g/mol.Usefully, polymer P and/ Or the weight average molecular weight (Mw) of polymer R (especially when they include polyester) is 3500-75000g/mol, more usefully 5000-60000g/mol, most usefully 8000-50000g/mol and particularly 10000-40000g/mol.
Usefully, number-average molecular weight (Mn) > of polymer P and/or polymer R (especially when they include polyester) 1500g/mol, more usefully > 2000g/mol, most usefully > 3000g/mol and particularly > 5000g/mol.Usefully, Number-average molecular weight (Mn) < 60000g/mol of polymer P and/or polymer R (especially when they include polyester), more has Land used < 50000g/mol, most usefully < 40000g/mol and particularly < 30000g/mol.Usefully, polymer P and/or The number-average molecular weight (Mn) of polymer R (especially when they include polyester) is 1500-60000g/mol, more usefully 2000-50000g/mol, most usefully 3000-40000g/mol and particularly 5000-30000g/mol.
The molecular weight distribution (MWD) of polymer can influence the property such as balance viscosity comprising their compositions.According to Convention describes MWD with polydispersity index (PDi).PDi is defined as: weight average molecular weight is divided by number-average molecular weight (Mw/Mn) Quotient, wherein lower value is equal to lower PDi.Preferably, PDi value < 30, more preferably < 15, most preferably < 10 and especially Ground < 5.
General (total) polyester-amides can be for example, by the molecule with acid or anhydride-functional and with alcohol and/or amine The condensation reaction of the molecule of functionality and formed.Thus, for example suitable polyfunctional acid's (preferably diacid) with it is suitably polynary The polycondensation reaction of alcohol (preferably glycol or the mixture with trifunctional alcohol or tetrafunctional alcohol) or the polycondensation reaction of carboxylic acid can Generate polyester.In addition, the ring-opening polymerization of cyclic ester (for example, caprolactone, cyclopentadecanolide, ambrettolide and similar substance) It can produce polyester.Similarly, suitable polyfunctional acid's (preferably diacid) and suitable polyamines (preferably diamines or with three officials Can amine mixture) polycondensation reaction or the polycondensation reaction of amino acid can produce polyamide.Cyclic amide is (for example, acyl in oneself Amine, lauric lactam and similar substance) ring-opening polymerization can produce polyamide.Similarly, suitable polyfunctional acid is (preferably Ground diacid) and suitable polyamino alcohols (preferably dialkanol amine), polyalcohol (preferably glycol) and/or polyamines (preferably two Amine) polycondensation reaction can produce poly- (ester-acid amide).It can also be gathered by lactone and/or the (total) of lactams (as described above) Reaction is closed to generate polyester-amides.
By having more than one such functional group on a molecule, polymer can be formed.If for example using amine Dialkanol amine, the then polyester resin generated are usually named as " polyesteramide ".It is even more by having on a molecule A functional group can form hyper-branched polyester well-known in the art.By the inclusion of polyisocyanate component, amino can be formed The polyester (also known as polyester-polyurethane) of formic acid esterification.
It can be used for obtaining polymer P and/or the preferred amine and its derivative of polymer R including any alkyl-, alkane Alcohol-, alkoxyalkyl-, two-and polyamines and amino acid, lactams and similar substance;Ethylene diamine, butylene diamine, Hexamethylene diamine, isophorone diamine, 2- methyl pentamethylene diamine, 1,3- pentane diamine, dimer fatty diamines (for example, It can be with trade markObtained from Croda), ethanol amine, diethanol amine, isopropanolamine, diisopropanolamine (DIPA), acyl in oneself Amine, lauric lactam, lysine, glycine and/or glutamine.
Accordingly, it has been known that can be prepared by polycondensation method comprising carbonyloxy group (that is,-C (=O)-O-) the link group Polyester, wherein providing the monomer (including its ester-formation derivative) of " acid constituents " and providing the monomer reaction of " hydroxy component ".
The monomer for providing acid constituents can be optionally from one or more polybasic carboxylic acids such as binary or ternary carboxylic acid or its ester- Form derivative such as carboxylic acid halides, acid anhydrides or ester.The monomer for providing hydroxy component can be one or more polyhydroxy-alcohols or phenol is (more First alcohol) such as glycol, triol.It is appreciated that polyester resin as described herein may be optionally contained in main chain or side chain Autoxidation unit, such polyester are referred to as autoxidisable polyester.
If desired, polyester also may include a part of carbonylamino the link group-C (=O)-NH- (that is, amide linkages base Group) or-C (=O)-N-R2(tertiary amine the link group), this is by including appropriate amino-functional reactant as hydroxy component A part realize that or selectively, all hydroxy components may include amino-functional reactant, to generate polyester acyl Polyimide resin.Such amido bond is actually useful, because they are more resistant to hydrolysis.
In order to supply the monomer for being capable of providing acid constituents, exist it is many can be used in polyester synthesis carboxylic acid (or it Ester formed derivative such as acid anhydrides, acyl chlorides or rudimentary (that is, C1-6) Arrcostab) and example.Example includes but is not limited to single official It can sour such as (alkylated) benzoic acid and caproic acid;And C4-20Aliphatic, alicyclic and aromatic dicarboxylic acid (or higher functional Acid) or they ester formed derivative.
It can be used to obtain the preferred embodiment packet of the appropriate acid and its derivative of polyester such as polymer P and/or polymer R It includes any in following: adipic acid, fumaric acid, maleic acid, citric acid, succinic acid, itaconic acid, azelaic acid (azelaic Acid), decanedioic acid (sebacic acid), suberic acid, pimelic acid, nonane diacid (nonanedioic acid), decane diacid (decanedioic acid), Isosorbide-5-Nitrae-cyclohexane cyclohexanedimethanodibasic, 1,3- cyclohexane cyclohexanedimethanodibasic, 1,2- cyclohexane cyclohexanedimethanodibasic, to benzene two Formic acid, M-phthalic acid, sulfoisophthalic acid and/or its metal salt (for example, 5-sodium sulfo isophthalate), adjacent benzene two Formic acid, tetrahydrophthalic acid, 2,5- furan dicarboxylic acid (FDCA), its any suitable mixture, composition and/or any Suitable its derivative (such as ester, such as two (C1-4Alkyl) ester, metal salt and/or acid anhydrides).Suitable acid anhydrides includes amber Acid, maleic acid, phthalic acid, trimellitic acid and hexahydrophthalic anhydride.
More preferably (total) polyester is available from following acid: terephthalic acid (TPA), M-phthalic acid, succinic acid, suberic acid, heptan two Acid, azelaic acid, adipic acid, fumaric acid, maleic acid, itaconic acid, dimer (fatty acid) yl, decanedioic acid, azelaic acid, sulfoisophthalic acid (and/or its metal salt), 1,3- cyclohexane cyclohexanedimethanodibasic, Isosorbide-5-Nitrae-cyclohexane cyclohexanedimethanodibasic, 2,5- furan dicarboxylic acid, trimellitic anhydride, Its ester (for example, its dialkyl ester), its composition and/or its mixture.
Similarly, in order to supply the monomer for being capable of providing hydroxy component, there are many can be used in (optionally autoxidation ) polyester resin synthesis in polyalcohol example.Polyalcohol preferably per molecule has 1-6 (more preferably 2-4) hydroxyls Base group.Suitable monofunctional alcohol includes such as eicosanol and laruyl alcohol.Per molecule has the Suitable polyol packet of 2 hydroxyls Include glycol such as 1,2- ethylene glycol, 1,3-PD, 1,4-butanediol, 2,3-butanediol, 1,6- hexylene glycol, 2,2- dimethyl- 1,3-PD (neopentyl glycol), 1,2- cyclohexanediol, 1,3- cyclohexanediol, Isosorbide-5-Nitrae-cyclohexanediol and corresponding hexamethylene diformazan For example alkoxylated bisphenol-A product of alcohol, diethylene glycol, dipropylene glycol and glycol, for example, ethoxylation or it is propenoxylated Bisphenol-A.It includes triol such as trimethylolpropane (TMP) and 1,1,1- tri- (hydroxyl that per molecule, which has the Suitable polyol of 3 hydroxyls, Methyl) ethane (TME).It includes double-TMP, pentaerythrite (2,2- that per molecule, which has the Suitable polyol of 4 or more hydroxyls, Bis- (methylol) -1,3-PDs), double-pentaerythrite and sorbierite (1,2,3,4,5,6- V-Mannitol).Such as WO 00/ The example of the hydroxy functionalized triarylamine with both hydroxyl functional and amine functionality is described in 32708, it is preferable to use diisopropyl Amine.These can be used for preparing polyesteramide resin.
Elastomer polyalcohol may also used as preparing the structural unit of polymer P and/or polymer R (such as polyester), close Suitable polyalcohol may include dihydroxy-sealing end polytetrahydrofuran (poly- THF), dihydroxy-sealing end polypropylene glycol, dihydroxy- Poly butylene succinate, the dihydroxy-sealing end poly adipate succinic acid ester of sealing end;With Tg and 2 end OH for being lower than zero Other aliphatic polyesters of base;And/or its any mixture and/or any combination thereof object.By such polyalcohol can obtain and/ Or the example of obtained suitable copolyester elastomer be can be with trade markThose of obtained from DSM.
It can be used to obtain the preferred embodiment of the suitable alcohols of polyester polymers P and/or R to include any in following: different mountain Pears alcohol, ethylene glycol, 1,2-PD, 1,3-PD, 1,5-PD, neopentyl glycol, diethylene glycol, triethylene glycol, 1,8- Ethohexadiol, 2,2,4- trimethyl -1,3- pentanediols, polyethylene glycol, polypropylene glycol, 2,2,4,4-Tetramethyl-1,3-cyclobutanediol, 2,4- dimethyl -2- ethyl hexane -1,3- glycol, 2,2-dimethyl-1,3-propanediol, 2- ethyl -2- butyl -1,3- the third two Alcohol, 2- ethyl -2- isobutyl group -1,3-PD, 1,3-BDO, 2,3-butanediol (for example, coming from renewable resource), 1,5- Pentanediol, 1,6- hexylene glycol, 1,4-butanediol, dimer fatty glycol, glycerine, pentaerythrite, two-pentaerythrites, Ren Hehe Suitable its composition and/or mixture.
In another embodiment, (total) polyester can be constructed by following acid and alcohol, and the acid is selected from following: terephthaldehyde Acid, M-phthalic acid, succinic acid, suberic acid, pimelic acid, adipic acid, fumaric acid, maleic acid, itaconic acid, dimer (fatty acid) yl, the last of the ten Heavenly stems Diacid, azelaic acid, sulfoisophthalic acid or its metal salt, 1,3- cyclohexane cyclohexanedimethanodibasic, Isosorbide-5-Nitrae-cyclohexane cyclohexanedimethanodibasic, furans two Carboxylic acid, trimellitic anhydride and/or its its dialkyl ester, its mixture;The alcohol is selected from following: ethylene glycol, 1,2-PD, 1, 3-propanediol, 1,5-PD, neopentyl glycol, diethylene glycol, triethylene glycol, 1,8- ethohexadiol, 2,2,4- trimethyls -1,3- penta Glycol, polyethylene glycol, polypropylene glycol, 2,2,4,4-Tetramethyl-1,3-cyclobutanediol, 2,4- dimethyl -2- ethyl hexane -1,3- Glycol, 2,2-dimethyl-1,3-propanediol, 2- ethyl -2- butyl -1,3-PD, 2- ethyl -2- isobutyl group -1,3- the third two Alcohol, 1,3-BDO, 2,3-butanediol, 1,5-PD, 1,6- hexylene glycol, 1,4-butanediol, dimer fatty glycol, the third three Alcohol, pentaerythrite, two-pentaerythrites, and/or its mixture.
Dimer (fatty acid) yl, dimer fatty glycol and/or dimer fatty diamines (for example, being purchased from Croda) also serve as Obtain polymer P and/or the potential structure unit of R.
Fat polymerization method for manufacturing the polyester used in the present compositions it is generally well-known in the art and It does not need to be described in detail here.It can be said that they are usually carried out in the molten state, catalyst such as titanium-based is optionally used Or tin-based catalyst and remove any water (or alcohol) for being formed by condensation reaction.
Preferably, if polyester resin includes carboxylic acid functional, they are derived from polyacid and/or acid anhydrides.
It is described herein as that (total) polyester of polymer P and/or R and other resins is suitble to (to form HMA entirety or portion Point and/or this paper the first and/or second plate) also may include acidic moiety different from carboxylic acid fragment, such as resin be by In the case where strong acid such as sulfonated acid, phosphorated acid, its derivative (such as ester) and/or the preparation of its salt (for example, alkali metal salt). The strong acid group that preferred non-carboxylic acid segment includes neutralizing or part neutralizes, carboxylic acid strong acid group are selected from sulfonation segment, phosphonic acids Change segment and/or its derivative, more preferably the sulfonated acid of aromatics or its salt, most preferably the alkali metal sulphur of phthalic acid Base salt, such as indicated by following formula:
The sodium salt (SSIPA) of 5- (sulfo group) M-phthalic acid
It is usable that (preferably, most these strong acid (for example, SSIPA) 10%) of weight polyester are poly- to prepare on a small quantity Ester.It is not desired to be bound by any theory, it is believed that: the presence of ionic group such as sulfo group (and its derivative) can be spinning on polyester It knits product and additional advantage is provided, such as form becoming for electrostatic charge on the textile product formed by such polyester by reducing Gesture.
The polyester or polyesteramide still with hydroxy functional group can also be made with isocyanates (for example, being based on solid, 1- The isocyanates of 20 weight %, the more preferably isocyanates of 1-12 weight % and the particularly isocyanates of 1-7 weight %) it is anti- Should with generate urethane polyester or urethane polyesteramide (herein both be also referred to collectively as ammonia It is optional that the polyester (- amide) of carbamate, i.e. amide group, which exist).Preferably, for example increased using diisocyanate Add molecular weight.
Suitable polyisocyanates is including aliphatic, alicyclic, araliphatic, aromatics and/or by introducing carbamate, urea Carbamate, urea, biuret, carbodiimides, uretonimine (uretonimine), urea diketone (urethdione) and/or different Cyanurate residue and the polyisocyanates being modified.The example of suitable polyisocyanates include ethylidene diisocyanate, 1,6- hexamethylene diisocyanate, isoflurane chalcone diisocyanate, hexamethylene-Isosorbide-5-Nitrae-diisocyanate, 4,4 '-dicyclohexyls Methane diisocyanate, terephthalylidene diisocyanate, α, α '-tetramethylxylylene diisocyanate, Isosorbide-5-Nitrae-Asia Phenyl diisocyanate, 2,4- toluene di-isocyanate(TDI), 2,6- toluene di-isocyanate(TDI), 4,4 '-diphenylmethane diisocyanates Ester, poly methylene poly phenyl poly isocyanate, 2,4 '-methyl diphenylene diisocyanates, 3 (4)-isocyanatomethyl -1- Isocyanatomethyl, 1,5- naphthalene diisocyanate, lysine diisocyanate ethyl ester and its mixture.
Preferred polyisocyanates is isoflurane chalcone diisocyanate, 4,4'-Dicyclohexylmethane diisocyanate, toluene Diisocyanate and 4,4 '-methyl diphenylene diisocyanates.
Preferably, hydroxyl-can be directly prepared by reacting reactant in proportion and carboxyl-sealing end is autoxidisable Urethane polyester, the ratio correspond to isocyanate groups: the ratio of isocyanate-reactive group minimum 0.05: 1, more preferably minimum 0.1: 1 and preferably isocyanate groups: the ratio of isocyanate-reactive group lower than 1.0: 1, more It is preferably lower than 0.85: 1, most preferably less than 0.75: 1 and particularly lower than 0.5: 1.
Alternatively, reacting isocyanate-reactive polyester with polyisocyanates first, it is followed by acid-functionalized with offer volume Outer stabilisation group.
If desired, catalyst such as dibutyl tin dilaurate and stannous octoate, zirconium or Ti-base catalyst can be used to Promote urethane reaction.
Preferably, the weight average molecular weight (Mw) of polyester (- amide) resin of polyesteramide resin or urethane < 20,000g/mol, more preferably < 12,000g/mol and most preferably 9,000g/mol <.
Preferably, the PDI of polyesteramide resin or autoxidisable urethane polyester (- amide) resin is lower than 8, it is more preferably less than 5.5 and most preferably less than 4.0.
Preferably, the carbonyl amine content of polyester (- amide) resin of polyesteramide resin or urethane (is determined Mmol number/100g hard resin that justice is existing NH-C=O or N-C=O) it is minimum 10mmol/100g hard resin, more excellent The minimum 20mmol/100g hard resin of selection of land, most preferably minimum 50mmol/100g hard resin and particularly minimum 65mmol/100g hard resin.
In addition, the carbonyl amine content of polyester (- amide) resin of polyesteramide resin or urethane (is defined For mmol number/100g hard resin of existing NH-C=O or N-C=O) be preferably lower than 500mmol/100g hard resin, It is more preferably less than 400mmol/100g hard resin, most preferably less than 300mmol/100g hard resin and is particularly lower than 225mmol/100g hard resin.
In one embodiment of the invention, advantageously, polymer P and/or polymer R include (total) polyester, special Sign is: (total) polyester is obtained by the reaction of following at least one acid and at least one alcohol and/or can be by following at least one The reaction of sour and at least one alcohol obtains, and the acid is selected from:: terephthalic acid (TPA), 2,5- furan dicarboxylic acid, adipic acid, fumaric acid, Dimer (fatty acid) yl, decanedioic acid, azelaic acid, succinic acid, and/or a combination thereof;The alcohol is selected from: ethylene glycol, 1,6- hexylene glycol, Isosorbide-5-Nitrae- The reaction of butanediol, dimer fatty glycol, and/or a combination thereof is obtained and/or can be obtained.
Usefully, hot-melt adhesive used in the present invention includes most 50 weight % (other than polymer P) Any stage in production process or the optional member that is subsequently introduced, the optional member be selected from tackifier, wax, plasticiser, Nucleating agent, antistatic agent, neutralizer, adhesion promoter, pigment, dyestuff, emulsifier, surfactant, thickener, thermostabilization Agent, levelling agent, anticrater agent, filler, sedimentation inhibitors, UV absorbent, antioxidant, dispersing agent, defoaming agent, cosolvent, Wetting agent, reactive diluent etc. and/or combination thereof.
Preferably, if it does, its Mn > 1000g/mol of any reactive diluent, more preferably > 1500g/mol and Most preferably > 2000g/mol and preferably Mn < 5000g/mol, more preferably < 4000g/mol and particularly < 3500g/ mol.The anti-flammability of adhesive can also be enhanced in adhesive comprising fire retardant such as antimony oxide.
Some non-limiting examples of tackifier include tall oil (tall oil), gummy or unmodified, part hydrogen Wood rosin change, completely hydrogenated or disproportionation, newtrex, rosin derivative such as rosin ester, phenol modified rosin ester, acid change Property rosin ester, the rosin ester of distillation, dimerization rosin ester, maleated rosin ester and newtrex ester;Hydrocarbon resins includes rouge Race and aromatic resin, coumarone-indene resinoid, polyterpene, terpene-phenolic resin, maleic resin, ketone resin, reactive resin, hydridization Resin and poly- tenth of the twelve Earthly Branches purport tree purport.
Plasticiser can be used to reduce the glass transition temperature (Tg) of polymer.Some non-limiting examples of plasticiser Including benzoic ether, phthalic acid ester, citrate, phosphate, terephthalate, isophthalic acid ester or and combine. Those skilled in the art are well-known: other suitable commercially available plasticisers can also be used to prepare the hot melt being used in the present invention Property adhesive.
Adhesive composition also may include one or more compatible wax with improve bond strength, avoid or reduce cold flow, With reduction stipulated time (set time).Some non-limiting examples are 12- hydroxystearic, N- (2- hydroxyethyl) -12- Hydroxystearic, stearmide, glyceryl monostearate, sorbitol monostearate, 12- hydroxy stearic acid, N, the Asia N '-second Base-bis-stearamides, rilanit special, oxidative synthesis wax and functionalization synthetic wax such as oxidized polyethylene wax.
Nucleating agent can be used together so that crystallization is varied and controlled and is formed with adhesive composition.Term " nucleating agent " and " at Core object " is synonymous, refers to such chemical substance, when being impregnated in polymer, forms core for the crystalline substance in polymer melt Body growth.Any compatibility material may act as nucleation substance, and condition is: when hot-melt adhesive is cooling, be divided into particle rapidly. There are a variety of those skilled in the art can be elected to be the organic and inorganic materials for being referred to as nucleating agent being suitable for use in the present invention. Talcum or low-molecular-weight polyolefin with 70 DEG C -130 DEG C of melting temperature and/or olefinic ionomer are to can be used in this hair The non-limiting example of suitable catalyst in bright.
In another embodiment, the performance of adhesive by using most 50 weight % tackifier, wax, plasticizing Agent, nucleating agent, antistatic agent or combinations thereof and be enhanced.Some non-limiting examples of tackifier include tall oil, natural gum or Person is unmodified, partially hydrogenated, completely hydrogenated or disproportionation wood rosin, newtrex, rosin derivative such as rosin ester, Phenol modified rosin ester, sour modified rosin ester, the rosin ester of distillation, dimerization rosin ester, maleated rosin ester and newtrex Ester;Hydrocarbon resins includes aliphatic series and aromatic resin, coumarone-indene resinoid, polyterpene, terpene-phenolic resin, maleic resin, ketone tree Rouge, reactive resin, hybrid resin and polyester resin.
Plasticiser can be used to reduce Tg.Some non-limiting examples of plasticiser include benzoic ether, phthalic acid Ester, citrate, phosphate, terephthalate, isophthalic acid ester and combine.Those skilled in the art are well-known: Also other commercially available plasticisers can be used.
Adhesive composition also may include one or more compatible wax with improve bond strength, avoid or reduce cold flow, With the reduction stipulated time.Some non-limiting examples are 12- hydroxystearic, N- (2- hydroxyethyl) -12- hydroxy stearamidopropyl Amine, stearmide, glyceryl monostearate, sorbitol monostearate, 12- hydroxy stearic acid, N, N '-ethylidene-bis- tristearin Amide, rilanit special, oxidative synthesis wax and functionalization synthetic wax such as oxidized polyethylene wax.
The preferred hot-melt adhesive being suitable for use in the present invention shows one or more (it is highly preferred that all) below Property:
They can 60-150 DEG C, preferably 75-130 DEG C at a temperature of be coated (in a molten state);
Viscosity at 150 DEG C is lower than 500Pa.s, preferably < 200Pa.s;
Melting temperature (is also indicated as Tm) it is 60-130 DEG C;And/or
Crystallization temperature (is also indicated as Tc) it is 60-130 DEG C;
TmAnd TmIt can be obtained by any suitable method such as differential scanning calorimetry (DSC).If in temperature range Observe the melting and/or crystallization of sample, then TmAnd/or TmValue is registered as the peak value (highest) observed in the range temperature Degree.
The optional property of textile product
Optionally, textile product of the invention (such as carpet of the invention) can show one or more, more optionally Ground two or more, it is even more optionally three or more, most optionally four kinds or more, such as five kinds or more Kind, such as all following properties:
(i) waterproofness (examination of the hydrostatic pressure described in U.S. textile chemistry association (AATCC) test method 127-2008 Test middle measurement) < 10,000g water/m2/ day
(ii) fiber is minimum 20N, preferably > 25N, more preferably > 30N to the adhesive force of textile product, be " nanocluster knot described in [0071] section and ASTM D1335 similar to US2010-0098901 (Dow Chemical) It is mean force needed for removing fiber in the method for conjunction " method and N is converted by ft lbf (lbf)
(iii) dry stacking strength (in the presence of both first and second plates are equal) is minimum 0.2N/mm, preferably > 0.3N/mm, more preferably > 0.5N/mm, in [0072] section and ASTM D3936 for being similar to US2010-0098901 Described in " dry stacking strength " method method in be measured as bond strength between the first and second plates measurement and by Pound per inch (lb/ inches) is converted into N/mm
(iv) wet lamination intensity (in the presence of both first and second plates are equal) is minimum 0.05N/mm, preferably > 0.10N/mm, more preferably > 0.15N/mm are " wet described in [0073] section similar to US2010-0098901 The measurement of the bond strength between the first and second plates is measured as in the method for stacking strength " method and by pound per inch (lb/ Inch) it is converted into N/mm;
(v) flexibility is not more than 200N, and (it is measured as: in " normal " item by preferably < 175N, more preferably < 150N Part makes " guide " described in [0074] section of US2010-0098901 side i.e. at 50% relative humidity (RH) and 22.2 DEG C Mean force needed for the deflection of 1.3cm textile product sample described in method is simultaneously converted into N by ft lbf (lbf));
(vi) within the temperature range of -10 DEG C to 40 DEG C, any linear dimension of textile product has low-shrinkage or swollen Swollen property: it lower than 20%, is preferably lower than 10%, is more preferably less than 7%, most preferably less than 5%;
(vii) 100-150 DEG C at a temperature of, adhere to the first and second plate (if present)s HMA reversible adhesion; And/or
(viii) the thickness degree of HMA is lower than 1000g/m2, preferably < 800g/m2, more preferably < 600g/m2, even more Preferably < 400g/m2, even more preferably < 350g/m2
Using following term, with following meanings as used herein.
As used herein, term " backing (backing) " is for example as substrate backing (primary backing) It indicates substantially flat material, is suitble to coated yarns to obtain the textile product that yarn extends therefrom, commonly used in system Floor covering is made, but in other embodiments, can be used to manufacture clothes, the canvas for tent, household textiles Deng.It can come coated yarns, such as tufting, knitting, braiding, sewing etc. by any method.
As used herein, " suture (stitched) " indicates: with or like being fixed or connected with suture.One As for, this is a kind of example of mechanical joining methods, wherein yarn individually through such as class deinterleaving method (such as tufting, Knitting, sewing, suture, braiding etc.) be connected, without for example, by glued, fusion, chemical reaction, in other ways using auxiliary Fixing means is helped to keep yarn in appropriate position.
As used herein, " recycling (reclaim) " is synonymous with term " recycling (recycle) ", indicates: producing Product and/or its ingredient (such as textile product of the invention) can be recycled in whole or in part, recycle (salvaged), again Repair, regenerate, convert and/or reprocess (for example, by any suitable method, such as those described herein) to generate original Expect (such as polymer), the raw material can be reused to manufacture other products, preferably other textile product such as carpets.
" calendering (calendering) " is such as to pass through utilization for keeping textile smooth and glossiness finishing process Or like being squeezed using roller, optionally at high temperature.
" plate (sheet) " indicates that substantially two-dimensional piece (mass) or material are (that is, wide and thin, typically, but nonessential Ground, rectangle) and therefore comprising the cutting plate and both continuous mesh and/or film of finite size, it can for example be supplied by roller. Preferred plate is flat.However, in another aspect of this invention, one or both of of the invention first and/or second plate can To be the first and/or second product respectively, therefore other suitable forms can be shown to form shape less as two-dimensional weaving Product, palette will be preferred.
" hot-melt adhesive (hot melt adhesive) " indicates such thermoplastic adhesives, is designed to melt Change, that is, after heating (be usually above normal temperature), from it is solid state transformed be liquid, thus adhesion material after solidification.Hot melt is viscous The usual anergy of mixture and include a small amount of or do not include solvent, therefore in order to provide adhesive force appropriate, does not want necessary usually Solidified and is dried.
" floor covering (floor covering) " indicates such textile product, can be used to covering object for example Floor (term includes wall, ceiling etc.), furniture, automobile, train, ship, inside of aircraft etc..
Fusing (melting): it is heated above certain temperature, at such a temperature, material reaches such state: the material Material can flow (that is, being fluid) under only gravity.It for example radiates using various energy resources, hot material such as steam or water Transmission, from the heat transfer contacted with hot material, perhaps by using mechanical force such as pressure or various energy resources combination come Apply heat.
Dimensionally stable (dimensionally stable): such substrate is indicated, as one be exposed in the following conditions Kind or it is a variety of, preferably sometimes, the linear dimension of substrate will not change significantly more than 10% (preferably no more than 7%, more Preferably no more than 5%), the condition are as follows: mechanical load is (for example, it is other typical negative with carpet covering to pass by from above It carries, such as 80kg/em2Load continuous 24 hours), temperature change (for example, the exposure from 0 DEG C to 160 DEG C continues 24 hours); And/or humidity variation (for example, exposure up to 24 hours at the relative humidity of 1%-70% (RH) at the standard conditions).
Fiber combines (fibre-binding): fiber (or yarn) is mechanically locked on substrate, so that it cannot pass through Their method is simply removed with pulling.Fiber, which is incorporated in the present specification, is also indicated as " yarn combination (yarn- binding)”。
The flexibility material that textile is made of the network of natural or staple fibre (commonly known as thread or yarn) Expect (usually fabric).Yarn is to generate long beam by textile raw material fiber to generate.Textile can be by spinning fiber It knits, be knitted, crocheting, knotting or press together to form (felt).Textile product is the product comprising fabric and other components, Its component such as back sheet, carrier layer and/or adhesive, these for example can be used for improve textile product machinery and/or its Its property.The non-limiting example of textile product includes carpet, cushion, scatter rug (for example, crochet carpet) etc..Cushion The floor covering being usually loosely laid with scatter rug, and carpet (both broadloom carpet and carpet tile) usually for example, by Tack, connecting rod or adhesive method and be more permanently adhered on the surface that they are laid with and (usually added the cushions On bottom).Carpet generally comprises the upper layer villus that is adhered on backing, and (wherein, raised villus fiber is also indicated as carpet " suede ") but it is also possible to be flat fabric.Carpet can have a variety of different structures such as textile fabric, Nomex, knotting Object, nanocluster and/or embroidery object, but tufted carpet is the most common type.Carpet pile can by natural fiber (for example, wool, Cotton and/or jute), synthetic fibers (for example, polypropylene, polyamide (such as aliphatic polyamide such as nylon, for example, nylon 6 or Nylon 6-6), polyester and/or acrylic compounds) and/or natural fiber and synthetic fibers blend (for example, wool blend example Such as 80: 20 blends of wool and synthetic fibers) it is made.Villus fiber is usually formed by the nanocluster distorted and can be heat-treated To maintain its structure.Villus can be cut off (such as in plush carpet) or form ring (such as in Berber carpet).Carpet can Manufacture (in this case, they are referred to as " broadloom carpet ") on very wide loom, therefore they can be placed in nothing In the big region in gap.Carpet can also be produced using smaller size for example as carpet tile (be cut into the shape being completely fitted, It is usually square), it can be used for the office that overlay area is for example subjected to high load, because in this case, individual carpet Block can be easy to be replaced (if being damaged) and/or rearrange to spread abrasion.
Unless the context clearly indicates otherwise, as used herein, the plural form of the terms should be explained Being includes singular, and vice versa.
As used herein, term "comprising" should be understood to mean: the not exhaustive property of subsequent list, and It optionally may or may not include any other additional suitable items, such as one or more other features, group Point, ingredient and/or substitute.
In the discussion of the present invention, except opposite explanation is outer, openly the upper and lower bound of institute's allowed band of parameter for Selective value add in the described value that indicates one combines than other values it is further preferred that this should be understood as impliedly describing, Each median of the parameter between the more preferred values and less preferred value of the available value itself is better than institute Less preferred value is stated, and better than each less preferred value and the median.
For all upper limits of arbitrary parameter being presented herein and/or lower limit boundary, boundary value is all contained in often In the value of a parameter.It is to be further understood that each parameter described herein in the various embodiments of the present invention is excellent Choosing and/or intermediate minimum boundary value and maximum boundary value all combinations also may be used to define it is of the invention it is various its The available range of each parameter in its embodiment and/or preferred embodiment, no matter the combination of this value whether specifically Ground is disclosed herein.
It is understood that (rounding error cannot be allowed) with the summation of any amount represented by percentage herein and be more than 100%.For example, in the case where allowing rounding error, when with the weight of composition (or its identical one or more part) When (or other) percentage indicates, the summation for all components that composition of the invention (or one or more part) includes can To amount to 100%.However, when a column component is not exhaustive, the summation of the percentage of these each components can less than 100%, To allow certain percentage with the additional quantity for the one or more any additional components being not explicitly described in this article.
As used herein, term " substantial " can refer to, it is meant that have relatively large or ratio quantity or reality Body (entity).When using related in the context of " substantial " wherein, " substantial " can be understood as referring to the number Amount or entity quantitatively at least 80% comprising related entirety (related to quantity involved in context or entity), excellent Selection of land at least 85%, more preferably at least 90%, most preferably at least 95%, especially at least 98%, for example, about 100%.It is similar Ground, term " being substantially free of " can be analogously represented, and related quantity or entity include to be no more than related entirety 20%, be preferably no more than 15%, no more than 10%, most preferably be no more than 5%, especially no more than 2%, for example About 0%.
Composition used in the of the invention and/or present invention can also be relative to known group used in a similar manner Close the property that object shows improvement.The improved property can (preferably, as follows to be limited) be hereafter labeled as 1 to N Those of at least one of property, preferably a variety of, more preferably three or more.Preferred of the invention and/or this hair Composition used in bright, can be in two or more in those described herein property, preferably three or more, optimal Comparable property is shown in remaining property of selection of land (compared to known composition and/or its component).
As used herein, " improved property " indicate: component used in the of the invention and/or present invention and/ Or the value of composition is more known referring to component and/value >+8%, the more preferably >+10% of composition than as described herein, even More preferably >+12%, most preferably >+15%.
As used herein, " comparable property " indicates: component used in the of the invention and/or present invention And/or the value of composition is in as described herein known +/- 6% referring to component and the/value of composition, more preferably +/- 5% It is interior, most preferably in +/- 4%.
It is referred to herein with respect to the percentage difference of improvement and comparable property: of the invention and/or of the invention Used in component and/or composition and the known score difference referring between component and/composition as described herein, wherein using With the same units measurement property, (that is, if the value wait be compared also is measured as percentage, it does not indicate exhausted to same way To difference).
Polymer of the invention can be made by one or more suitable polymer precursors, which can be It is organic and/or inorganic and include any suitable one or more (total) monomers, one or more (co) polymers [packet Include one or more homopolymers] and its mixture, and the polymer precursor includes such segment, and which can be poly- with this Polymer precursor or every kind of polymer precursor form key with chain extension, and/or can be poly- with this via direct bonding shown in this article Another crosslinking of polymer precursor or every kind of polymer precursor.
Polymer precursor of the invention may include one or more monomers, oligomer, polymer;Its mixture and/or A combination thereof, they have suitable polymerizable functionalities.
Monomer is the substantial monodispersed compound with low molecular weight (being, for example, less than 1000 dalton), can be gathered It closes.
Polymer is more points of the macromolecular as made from polymerization with macromolecule (such as thousands of dalton) Mixture is dissipated, wherein macromolecular includes that multiple duplicate small cells (itself can be monomer, oligomer and/or polymerization Object), and wherein one or several units pair are added or removed to (unless fine detail that property depends critically upon molecular structure) The influence of the property of macromolecular can be ignored.
Oligomer is the polydispersed mixture with the molecule of the intermediate molecular weight between monomer and polymer, these molecules Removal comprising a small amount of monomeric unit, and one or several units can change the property of molecule significantly.
Based on context, term polymer may include oligomer, or can not include oligomer.
Polymer precursor used in the of the invention and/or present invention can be prepared by directly synthesizing or (if If polymeric precursors itself are aggretion type) it is prepared by polymerizeing.If polymerizable polymer itself serve as it is of the invention and/ Or polymer precursor used in the present invention, preferably this polymer precursor have much lower dispersed, more preferably real It is monodispersed in matter, to make side reaction, the number of by-product and/or any polymeric material for being formed by the polymer precursor In polydispersity minimize.One or more polymer precursors can be substantially non-reacted at normal temperatures and pressures.
Unless indicating herein, polymer used in the of the invention and/or present invention and/or aggretion type polymer precursor It can be by any suitable polymerization well known to the skilled person come (co) polymerization.The example packet of appropriate method Include: heat causes;By the chemistry initiation for adding suitable agent;Catalysis;And/or drawn using what then optional initiator irradiated Hair, such as electromagnetic radiation (photochemistry initiation) is used at appropriate wavelength such as UV;And/or for example using other types of radiation Electron beam, α particle, neutron and/or other particles.
Can choose the substituent group on the repetitive unit of polymer and/or oligomer, improving with the polymer and/or The compatibility of the material of resin, wherein polymer and/or resin can be prepared and/or be incorporated into for purposes as described herein In material.It is thereby possible to select the size and length of substituent group are to optimize physical entanglement or interpenetrating with resin (interlocation) either they may include or can be without other reactive entities, these other reactive entities It can be chemically reacted and/or be crosslinked with these other resins in the appropriate case.
Other general terms (for example, polymer, monomer, oligomer etc.) used herein from polymer science will Being recommended with IUPAC and such as Pure Appl.Chem., volume 68, the 12nd phase, was limited in 1996 by the 2287-2311 pages Those of fixed meaning, content are incorporated herein by reference.
As used herein, term " optional substituent group " and/or " being optionally substituted " are (unless followed by one column Other substituent groups) indicate one or more following groups (or being replaced by these groups): carboxyl, sulfo group, formoxyl, hydroxyl, ammonia Base, imino group, nitrilo-, sulfydryl, cyano, methyl, methoxyl group and/or combination thereof.These optional groups include it is multiple (preferably Two, ground) all chemically feasible combinations (such as amino and the sulfonyl, if straight each other of aforementioned group in same clip It connects connected, then it represents that sulfamoyl).Preferred optionally substituent group includes: carboxyl, sulfo group, hydroxyl, amino, sulfydryl, cyano, first Base, halogen, trihalomethyl and/or methoxyl group.
As used herein, (be also abbreviated by " has herein for synonymous term " organic substituent " and " organic group " Machine " (organo)) it indicates comprising one or more carbon atoms and optionally includes one or more of the other heteroatomic any list Valence or multivalent fragment (being optionally connected with one or more of the other segment).Organic group may include organic hybrid atom (organoheteryl) group (also referred to as organoelement groups), it includes carbon containing monoradicals, thus be organically, But they possess its free valency (such as organic thio group) on the atom in addition to carbon.Optionally or extraly, have Machine group may include organic radicals (organyl) comprising any with free valency organic takes on carbon atom For group, no matter the type of functional group.Organic group may also include heterocyclic group comprising by from heterocyclic compound (a kind of cyclic compound, it has at least two different elements as link atom, and a kind of atom is in this case Carbon) any annular atom on remove a hydrogen atom and the univalent perssad that is formed.Preferably, the non-carbon in organic group is appointed Be selected from: hydrogen, halogen (halo), phosphorus, nitrogen, oxygen, silicon and/or sulphur are more preferably selected from: hydrogen, nitrogen, oxygen, phosphorus and/or sulphur.
Most preferred organic group includes one or more following carbon containing segments: alkyl, alkoxy, alkanoyl, carboxyl, carbonyl Base, formoxyl and/or combination thereof;They optionally contain heteroatomic fragment combination with one or more as follows, this contains hetero atom Segment are as follows: oxygroup, sulfenyl, sulfinyl, sulfonyl, amino, imino group, nitrilo- and/or combination thereof.Organic group includes All chemically feasible combination (examples that a plurality (preferably two) is aforementioned carbon containing and/or hetero atom segment is in same clip Such as alkoxy and carbonyl, alkoxycarbonyl group is indicated if being directly connected to each other).
As used herein, term " alkyl " is the subset of organic group, is indicated by one or more hydrogen atoms Any unit price or multivalent fragment (being optionally connected with one or more of the other segment) formed with one or more carbon atoms, and And it may include one or more saturations, unsaturated and/or aromatic moiety.Alkyl may include one or more following bases Group.Alkyl includes the monoradical (such as alkyl) formed and removing a hydrogen atom from hydrocarbon.Alkylene (hydrocarbylene) comprising by the way that from the bivalent group formed and removed two hydrogen atoms, which is not formed Double bond (such as alkylene).Inclined alkylene (hydrocarbylidene) includes by removing two from the same carbon atom of warp (it can be expressed as " R for a hydrogen atom and the bivalent group formed2C="), it is (such as partially sub- that the free valency of the group forms double bond Alkyl).Secondary alkyl (hydrocarbylidyne) includes being formed and removing three hydrogen atoms on the same carbon atom from warp Trivalent radical (it can be expressed as " RC ≡ "), the free chemical valence of the group forms three keys (such as alkylidene).Alkyl base Group can also include the carbon-carbon single bond (such as in alkyl) of saturation;Unsaturated carbon-carbon double bond and/or three keys (such as exist respectively In alkenyl and alkynyl);Aromatic group (such as in aryl) and/or its combination in same clip, the case where being noted Under, which can be replaced by other functional groups.
As used herein, term " alkyl " or its equivalent (for example, " alkane (alk) ") in appropriate circumstances and Unless the context clearly indicates otherwise, it can easily be substituted by the term comprising any other hydrocarbyl group, other alkyl Group for example, those described herein group (such as comprising double bond, three keys, aromatic moiety (such as be respectively alkenyl, alkynyl and/ Or aryl) and/or a combination thereof (such as aralkyl) and any polyvalent hydrocarbon radical (such as the divalent for connecting two or more segments Alkylene, such as alkylene).
Unless otherwise indicated or unless the context clearly indicates otherwise, any group referred to herein or segment (are made For substituent group) it can be multivalence or monovalent group (such as divalent hydrocarbyl segment of two other segments of connection).However, In the case where noted herein, this unit price or multivalence group still may include optional substituent group.Contain three or more originals The group for the chain that son is formed indicates such group, in the group, all or part of chain can be it is straight chain, branch and/ Or form ring (including loop coil and/or condensed ring).For certain substituent groups, the sum of certain atoms, such as C are specified1-NIt is organic Base indicates the organic fragment comprising 1 to N number of carbon atom.In any formula herein, if not indicating one or more substitutions Base is connected (such as on specific location along chain and/or ring) with any specific atom in segment, then the substituent group can replace It acts as what H and/or can be located in the segment on suitable and/or effective any available position in chemistry.
Preferably, listed any organic group herein includes 1 to 36, more preferably 1 to 18 carbon atom.Especially Preferably, the number of carbon atom is 1 to 12, especially 1 to 10 (including endpoint), such as 1 to 4 carbon atom in organic group.
As used herein, the technical terms of chemistry containing the feature provided in bracket are (in addition to clearly defined chemical combination Except the IUAPC name of object), for example, (virtue) alkyl, and/or (co) polymer, it indicates: it is based on context described, in bracket Part is optional, therefore for example term (co) polymer indicates both copolymer and polymer.
Can choose the substituent group on the repetitive unit of polymer and/or oligomer, improving with the polymer and/or The compatibility of the material of resin, wherein polymer and/or resin can be prepared and/or be incorporated into for purposes as described herein In material.It is thereby possible to select the size and length of substituent group are to optimize physical entanglement or interpenetrating with resin (interlocation) either they may include or can be without other reactive entities, these other reactive entities It can be chemically reacted and/or be crosslinked with these other resins in the appropriate case.
Constitute and/or be used in some or all of certain segments, the type, group, repetition of invention as described herein Unit, compound, oligomer, polymer, material, mixture, composition and/or formulation can be with one or more different Form exists, any one those of in for example, following non-exhaustive list: stereoisomer (such as enantiomter (such as E and/or Z-shaped formula), diastereoisomer and/or geometric isomer);Tautomer (such as keto-acid and/or enol Formula), conformer (conformer), salt, amphoteric ion, complex compound (such as chelate, Runge-Kutta integration, crown compound, cave Shape ligand/cave-shaped complex compound (cyptands/cryptades), inclusion compound, inlaid scheme, interstitial compound (interstitial compound), ligand complex, metal-organic complex, non-stoichiometry complex compound, π-adduct, Solvate and/or hydrate);Form that isotope replaces, polymerization configuration [such as homopolymer or copolymer, atactic polymer, The polymer (such as star and/or side chain) of graft polymers and/or block polymer, straight chain and/or branch, crosslinking and/ Or network polymers, can by polymer that two valences and/or trivalent repetitive unit obtain, dendrimer, there are different vertical structures The polymer (such as isotachyte, syndiotactic polymer or atactic polymer) of regularity];Polymorph (such as gap form, crystal form and/or amorphous form), different phase, solid solution;If if feasible and/or its group Conjunction and/or its mixture.The present invention includes and/or using all these effective form as defined herein.
Formula herein can represent the mixture of polymerization or a series of compound of dispersions.If formula herein represents single Disperse type (such as compound), then the value of any numerical variable wherein indicated is (for example, " n " etc., such as expression repeat list The number of member) it independently is integer (or 0, if context allows) within the specified range.If formula represents more points The average structure for dissipating many dispersion types present in property oligomerization and/or polymerization mixture, then any shown in formula The numerical value of variable can be true, non-integer number within the specified range.
Term " effective ", " acceptable ", " active " and/or " suitable " (appropriate of the invention and/or this paper It is described for example about any process, purposes, method, application, preparation, product, material, formulation, compound, monomer, oligomerization Object, polymer precursor and/or polymer) it will be appreciated that referring to: if those of present invention characteristic uses in the correct way Can by it is described herein they add and/or comprising effectiveness required property is provided.This effectiveness can be straight Connecing is such as material with the situation for property required by above-mentioned purposes, and/or can be such as material indirectly The situation used in the other materials that preparation has direct utility as the intermediate and/or diagnostic tool that are used as synthesis.When As used herein, these terms also illustrate that functional group be with generate it is effective, acceptable, active and/or it is suitable most Finished product is compatible.
Preferred function of the invention includes: to prepare the folded weaving of adhesive composition layer using polymer as described herein to produce Product, such as floor covering such as carpet, carpet tile, scatter rug and cushion.
In order to improve the sustainability for the polymer being used for example in adhesive application, to using biorenewable monomer Demand constantly increases.In view of fossil fuel resource is exhausted and causes dioxy in the atmosphere of global environmental problem recent years The increase for changing carbon, has attracted a large amount of concerns by the method that biomass source produces the raw material of these polymer.Because of these sources It is reproducible therefore there is Carbon balance biomass (carbon-neutral biomass), it is expected that this method will be in future It is especially important.Therefore, an of the invention and various aspects described herein preferred features are that component therein to the greatest extent may be used It can be bio-renewable.
Preferably, at least 20 weight %, more preferably at least of the component of polymer P used in the present invention are used to form 30 weight % and particularly at least 40 weight % can be from least one biorenewable materials.Biorenewable material can be complete Complete or part is obtained by bio-renewables.It is therefore preferred that also measurement C14 content is to measure polymer P and/or heat Biorenewable (biorenewability) content of the component of hot melt adhesive.Term " biology base " goes back quilt herein Synonym as biorenewable (such as defined herein).
The content of carbon 14 (C 14) can indicate the age of bio-based materials.Known in the art, C 14 has about 5700 Half-life period, be found in biorenewable material, but not yet found in fossil fuel.Therefore, " biorenewable material Material " refers to organic material of the carbon therein from non-fossil biological source.The example of biorenewable material includes but is not limited to Sugar, starch, corn, natural fiber, sugarcane, beet, citrus fruit, xylophyta, cellulose, lignocellulosic, hemicellulose Element, potato, vegetable oil, other polysaccharide such as colloid, chitin, levulan and amylopectin (pullulan), and combinations thereof. 14 level of C can pass through measurement of such as getting off: by liquid flashing counting measuring its decay process, (every gram of carbon is per minute to decline Change or dpm/g C).In one embodiment of the invention, polymer A and/or polymer B include at least about 1.5dpm/g C (decay per minute of every gram of carbon), more preferably at least 2dpm/g C, most preferably at least 2.5dpm/g C and particularly extremely The carbon 14 of few 4dpm/g C.
Many other variant embodiments of the invention it will become apparent to those skilled in the art that and this A little variants are included within the broad scope of the present invention.
It is presented in other aspects of the invention and its preferred feature claim herein.It should be further understood that (no matter this paper appended claims in whether be expressly recited) any or all textile products of the invention are for example by herein Specification and/or claim herein described in manufacture textile product method in any or all acquisition And/or those of can obtain (including any optional feature, for example, description herein book and/or it is herein it is any from Those of described in category claim) it can be used in any or all other aspects of the invention (for example, other methods and use In on the way), the other aspects are equally described in description herein book and/or any and all claims herein.
Test method:
Unless otherwise noted, all tests herein herein defined by carry out under standard conditions.
Glass transition temperature (Tg)
Using TA instrument DSC Q1000 and using the standard TA instrument aluminium oxide cup of 50 μ l, Tg is measured by DSC.Nitrogen The flow velocity of gas is 50ml/ points and sample is located within the temperature range of 20-25 DEG C.Then sample is cooled to -20 DEG C, at -20 DEG C Under, 200 DEG C are heated the sample to 5 DEG C/minute of rate.When Tg cannot be measured by testing, many institute's weeks can also be used The Fox equation known theoretically calculates the Tg of polymer, wherein the Tg of the copolymer of the comonomer with " n " a combined polymerization (with Kelvinometer) is weight fraction " W " and Tg value by the respective homopolymer of each type of comonomer (with Kelvin Meter) according to equation " 1/Tg=W1/Tg1+W2/Tg2+............Wn/Tgn" provide.Calculated Tg is (with Kelvin Meter) it can be easy to be converted into DEG C.
Melt viscosity
Using plate/plate 25mm spindle (spindle) Anton Paar Physica MCR 301 is had, pass through rheometer To measure melt viscosity.Gone out during measurement using the azotorrhea of 250ln/h.Clearance distance is arranged to 0.5mm.Sample is heated To 200 DEG C.At 200 DEG C, begun to cool with 4 DEG C/min.During cooling, with 5s-1Shearing rate measure viscosity.
Molecular weight
Unless the context clearly dictates otherwise, as used herein, the term molecular weight of " polymer or oligomer " It indicates weight average molecular weight (also being indicated as Mw).Can by any suitable conventional method, such as by gas chromatography (GPC, Similarly carried out with GCMS method described above) and/or by following SEC methods, to measure Mw.GPC method is preferred. Number-average molecular weight (also being indicated as Mn) can also be by measuring with the method similar about Mw and/or can theoretically calculate.
Use the weight average molecular weight (Mw) of SEC measurement polymer
Size exclusion chromatography (SEC) can be used using tetrahydrofuran as eluant, eluent or using 1,1,1,3,3,3- six Fluorine isopropanol is as eluant, eluent, to measure the Mw of polymer.
1) Mw is measured by SEC using tetrahydrofuran as eluant, eluent
SEC analysis be to be carried out on Alliance Separation Module (Waters 2690), it includes pump, Automatic injector, degasser and column oven.Eluant, eluent is the tetrahydrofuran (THF) for being added to 1.0 volume % acetic acid.Injecting body Product is 150 μ l.Flow velocity is set to 1.0ml/ points.40 DEG C at a temperature of, sample to be detected is applied to 3 with guard column (3 μm PL) PL Mixed B SEC column (coming from Polymer Laboratories).Use differential refractive index detector (Waters410) it is detected.Preparing has the sample of concentration of the 20mg solid in 8ml THF (+1 volume % acetic acid) molten Liquid, and sample is dissolved 24 hours.8 polystyrene standards of the use scope in 500-4000000g/mol (polymer standard services) is calibrated.Using Millennium32 software (Waters) and utilize three-level Calibration curve is calculated.Molal weight obtained is polystyrene equivalent molal weight (g/mol).
2) Mw is measured by SEC using 1,1,1,3,3,3-hexafluoroisopropanol as eluant, eluent
SEC analysis carries out on Waters Alliance 2695 (pump, degasser and autosampler), uses 101 differential refractive index detector of Shodex RI and Shimadzu CTO 20AC column oven.Eluant, eluent is to be added to 0.2M trifluoro The 1,1,1,3,3,3-hexafluoroisopropanol (HFIP) of potassium acetate (KTFA).Volume injected is 50 μ l.Flow velocity is set to 0.8ml/ points.? At a temperature of 40 DEG C, PSS PFG Linear XL column (the Polymer Standards of guard column is had using 2 Service)(PFG PSS).It is detected using differential refractive index detector.Preparation have 5mg solid 2ml HFIP (+ 0.2M KTFA) in concentration sample solution, and by sample dissolve 24 hours.Use scope is in 500-2000000g/mol Interior 11 polymethyl methacrylate standard items (polymer standard services) are calibrated.It uses Empower Pro software (Waters) is calculated using three-level calibration curve.Molal weight point is obtained via normal calibration Cloth, and the molal weight is polymethyl methacrylate equivalent mole quality (g/mol).
Standard conditions
As used herein, unless otherwise indicated by context, standard conditions (for example, being used for desciccator diaphragm) indicate opposite Humidity is 50% ± 5%, environment temperature (23 DEG C ± 2) and air velocity is (being less than or equal to) 0.1m/s.
It adheres time (TFT):
Composition, which is kept for the sticking time (adhesion time), to be measured by as described below: by a piece of absorbent cotton (cotton wool) (about 1cm3, 0.1g) and it is placed on desciccator diaphragm and the 1kg weight that diameter is 4.8cm is placed on absorbent cotton on piece (for 10 seconds).If can with hand from substrate remove absorbent cotton piece without leaving any knitting wool or mark in film or on film Note, then film is considered no longer toughness (inviscid), and film becomes the inviscid spent time and is registered as the adhesion time.
Embodiment
Carry out the present invention is described in detail referring now to following non-limiting embodiment, these embodiments are only exemplary. The amount of every kind of component is presented in bracket with relative weight part of following component summations.
Embodiment A (polyester binder)
Polyester is prepared using standard polyester synthesis described below.
The heating composition 1 at 240 DEG C in the reactor, 6- hexylene glycol (533g), terephthalic acid (TPA) (423g), n-butyl chloride Tin (IV) dihydrate (0.05g) and distearyl pentaerythritol diphosphite (0.08g).It is straight to remove the water generated by reaction Acid value to mixture is lower than 2mg KOH/g, and reactor is then cooled to 180 DEG C.By fumaric acid (194g), n-butyl chloride tin (IV) dihydrate (0.05g) and single tert-butyl (MTB) quinhydrones (0.2g) are added in reactor and heat the mixture to 210 ℃.It removes and carrys out self-reacting water until then reactor is cooled to 180 DEG C lower than 30mg KOH/g by the acid value of mixture.? Decompression is lower to remove remaining water until acid value is lower than 4mg KOH/g to generate the polyester with following characteristics:
Hydroxyl value=22.1mg KOH/g, acid value AV=3.6mg KOH/g;Crystallization temperature Tc=59 DEG C;It is viscous at 150 DEG C Degree is 8.0Pa.s.
Embodiments described just below B-G is to be closed above using ingredient shown in table 1 (amount is in terms of mol) by being similar to The method described in embodiment A and the polyester prepared.
Table 1- polyester hot melting adhesive
In table 1, HD indicates that 1,6- hexylene glycol, BD indicate 1,4-butanediol, and EG indicates ethylene glycol, and TPA is indicated to benzene two Formic acid, ScA indicate succinic anhydride;FA indicates fumaric acid and AdA indicates adipic acid.
Polyester B and F can also be prepared by any appropriate method well known by persons skilled in the art.For example, polyester E and F described can be used to prepare US 2010-122250 (such as embodiment 1, [0162] section in [0161] section by being similar to In embodiment 1B and/or the embodiment 1C in [0163] section) described in polyester hot melting adhesive any embodiment The method of any method prepare.
Embodiment 1 (carpet tile-nylon-polyester stacking material)
Nylon tufted carpet block can be prepared using the polyester binder of embodiment A as described below.Nylon -6 fiber is compiled It is woven in nylon-6 substrate backing.Fibrous ring is anchored by ultrasonic bonding method described in WO 2012/076348 (Niaga). When fibrous ring also hot (150 DEG C), using in 120-150 DEG C of the at a temperature of fusion-crystallization prepared in embodiment 1 that coats The Second support layer of polyester is adhered on substrate backing by polyester binder.Obtain recyclable, durable nylon-6 carpet Block.
Carpet tile can be recovered and being heated to 100-120 DEG C of temperature, at such a temperature, hot melt polyester adhesive Softening, nylon cluster and nylon substrates backing can be discharged from polyester support.
Embodiment 2 (carpet tile-polyester stacking material)
Embodiment 1 be can be similar to prepare the carpet tile with polyester cluster, wherein with polyester cluster and polyester base backing come Substitute nylon-6 cluster and nylon-6 substrate backing.The result is that durable, recyclable stacking carpet tile, is only made of polyester.It is poly- Ester block can be by being recovered as described below: being heated to 100-120 DEG C with flowable polyester adhesive, and by nanocluster and substrate Backing is separated with carrier.Alternatively, it is (logical that it does not need separating step optionally because carpet tile only contains polyester components Cross any known method for polyester of degrading) and be recovered.
Embodiment 3 (the non-laminated material of carpet tile-polyester)
Carpet tile can be prepared as described in example 2 above, but does not add carrier layer (that is, the only polyester binding of embodiment A Agent).This carpet tile provides sufficient anchoring for polyester nanocluster and can not need separating step and directly be recycled (by Know any method for polyester of degrading) or 100-120 DEG C can be heated to by polyester nanocluster and backing and adhesive It separates.
Comparative Examples I (carpet tile-difference anchoring nylon-polyester stacking material)
Nylon polyesters carpet tile is prepared similar to as described in example 1 above, the difference is that: omit WO 2012/ Ultrasonic bonding method described in 076348, therefore nanocluster only passes through polyester binder A by permanent adhesive.Although the carpet generated Block is recyclable, but it has the durability of difference, because nanocluster is easily removed under mechanical load.
Other textile products of the invention can be to be similar to mode described in embodiment 1 and using described in following table It is prepared by material.
Embodiment 4-6
The other embodiments (Ex 4-6) of textile product of the invention are in the following table 2.
Table 2
(NM indicates unmeasured)
Embodiment 4 and 6 is be especially suitable for broadloom carpet and embodiment 4 is be especially suitable for carpet tile, either 100% The stacking material of polyester (PE) or polyamide (PA) and polyester (PE) is in this way, but may also used as broadloom carpet.Each In embodiment, adjusts machine and be arranged to cause glue well to penetrate into substrate backing.
Using introduction herein, the weaving similar with those of embodiment hereof (for example, embodiment 4-6) can be prepared Product to optimize molecular weight and raw material so that textile product be included as the glue of 100% polyester and be suitable as broadloom carpet and/ Or as carpet tile.
Embodiment 7
Hemicrystalline sulfo group-functional polyester is used as described in about embodiment 4 as hot melt glue to prepare textile product, Between added ingredient 5- (sodium sulfo group) of the polyester by the amount addition with 6 mass % of the gross mass for being used to prepare other ingredients of PE Phthalic acid (SSIPA) preparation.It is believed that this hemicrystalline sulfo group-function PE glue can have reduce textile product in it is quiet The additional benefit of charge buildup.

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1. the method for manufacturing textile product, the described method comprises the following steps:
A) the first plate for being fixed with yarn thereon is provided, wherein first plate has first surface and second surface and the yarn Line is stretched out from the first surface of first product;
B) heat the second surface of first plate, thus at least partly the yarn that is fixed on first plate of fusing with It is bonded in the yarn on first plate;
C) second surface of first plate is made to be exposed to pressure;
D) optionally, apply mechanical force to the melt portions of the yarn on the direction for being parallel to first plate surface;Its Described in method further include
E) hot-melt adhesive less than 500 Pa.s viscosity that has at 150 DEG C as fluid is coated in first plate Second surface on;With
F) optionally, the second plate of dimensionally stable is applied on the second surface of first plate;
Wherein collateral condition is: in the absence of optional step (f), step (d) be not it is optional,
Wherein, the hot-melt adhesive be higher than its melting temperature but lower than its be applied to described first and/or second It is coated at a temperature of the melting temperature of plate.
2. according to the method described in claim 1, the described method comprises the following steps:
A) the first plate for being fixed with yarn thereon is provided, wherein first plate has first surface and second surface and the yarn Line is stretched out from the first surface of first plate;
B) heat the second surface of first plate, thus at least partly the yarn that is fixed on first plate of fusing with It is bonded in the yarn on first plate;
C) second surface of first plate is made to be exposed to pressure;
D) apply mechanical force to the melt portions of the yarn on the direction for being parallel to first plate surface;The wherein side Method further includes
E) hot-melt adhesive is coated on the second surface of first plate;With
F) optionally, the second plate of dimensionally stable is applied on the second surface of first plate.
3. method according to claim 1 or 2, wherein in step (a), the yarn is temporarily fixed to described first On plate.
4. method according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the yarn of first plate is also extraly from the of first plate Two surfaces are stretched out.
5. method according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the second surface of first plate by entirely or partially calendering simultaneously Adhesive is provided by coating hot-melt adhesive on the calendering second surface of first plate, wherein when coating adhesive, The temperature of the calendering second surface of first plate is higher than the melting temperature of the hot-melt adhesive.
6. method according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the hot-melt adhesive is lower than the layer quilt of 1 mm as thickness It provides.
7. method according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the hot-melt adhesive is lower than the layer of 0.5 mm as thickness It is provided.
8. method according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the hot-melt adhesive has lower than the yarn, described the One plate and if there is second plate in any one fusing point.
9. according to the method described in claim 1, wherein
The hot-melt adhesive includes polymer P, the amount of the polymer P be hot-melt adhesive composition weight at least 50%,
Wherein the yarn, first plate and if there is second plate each independently include at least one polymer R;
Wherein polymer P and/or any polymer R are independently by polycondensation, the ring-opening polymerisation of cyclic monomer, gradually give birth to It is that long polymerization obtains and/or can be obtained by polycondensation, the ring-opening polymerisation of cyclic monomer, step growth polymerization method It and/or is the condensation polymer of recycling.
10. according to the method described in claim 9, wherein for the yarn, first plate and if there is described the Every kind of any polymer R includes substantially the same material in two plates.
11. according to the method described in claim 9, wherein the polymer P and/or any polymer R include it is a kind of or A variety of polymer selected from the group below and/or copolymer: (total) polyurethane;(total) polycarbonate;(total) polyester;(total) polyamide; (total) polyester-amides;Its mixture and/or its copolymer composition.
12. according to the method for claim 11, wherein the polymer P and/or any polymer R are (total) poly- Ester;(total) polyamide and/or polyester-amides.
13. according to the method for claim 12, wherein the polymer P and/or any polymer R are (total) poly- Ester.
14. according to the method described in claim 9, wherein melt viscosity < 500Pa.s of the polymer P at 150 DEG C.
15. according to the method described in claim 1, wherein the hot-melt adhesive is thermoplastic adhesives.
16. textile product, it includes:
I) the first plate, wherein yarn is fixed thereon by following,
(i) the first fastener, wherein first plate has first surface and second surface and the yarn is produced from described first The first surface of product stretches out;With
(ii) the second fastener, wherein the yarn has at least partly been fused and/or has been fused to each other with first plate, optionally It is fused by heat and/or pressure;
(iii) third fastener, it is characterised in that: the third fastener includes to be located at described first at least 80% ratio The hot-melt adhesive (HMA) having at 150 DEG C less than 500 Pa.s viscosity on the second surface of plate;
II) optionally, the second plate of dimensionally stable is adhered on the second surface of first plate, optionally by described Hot-melt adhesive adheres to;
Wherein collateral condition is: if second plate is not present,
(A) HMA, component (I) substantially include non-embedded HMA (iii);And
(B) in second fastener, component (I) (ii), in, by the direction for being parallel to first plate surface to institute The mechanical force that the puddle of yarn applies is stated, at least partly described yarn is fused and/or is fused to each other with first plate.
17. textile product as claimed in claim 16, wherein HMA, component (I) (iii), are made of non-embedded HMA.
18. textile product as claimed in claim 16, wherein the HMA includes as described in any one of claim 9-14 Polymer P and/or yarn, first plate and if there is second plate include at least one as in claim 9-14 Described in any item polymer R.
19. textile product as claimed in claim 16, it includes broadloom carpet, carpet tile, scatter rug and/or pads.
20. textile product as claimed in claim 16, wherein first plate, second plate and the optionally described hot melt Adhesive is the polymer of substantially the same type.
21. textile product as claimed in claim 16 is polyester carpet block.
22. textile product as claimed in claim 16, is the Polyester woven carpet of stacking, the polyester of the stacking manufactures ground Blanket includes at least one polyester layer.
It is the Polyester woven carpet of stacking 23. textile product as claimed in claim 16, the Polyester woven of the stacking Blanket contains at least two polyester layer.
24. textile product as claimed in claim 16, is the woven carpet of stacking, the woven carpet of the stacking includes Buddhist nun Imperial layer and polyester layer.
25. the method for recycling textile product, which comprises obtain used weaving according to claim 16 and produce Product, heat the hot-melt adhesive to allow first plate to be disconnected with second plate, collect first plate and/ Or second plate is to recycle.
26. according to the method for claim 25, the method comprise the steps that heating the hot-melt adhesive to allow The first plate is stated to be disconnected with second plate;First plate and second plate are collected in two sseparated streams;By institute It states separated stream and is heated above their melting temperature further to obtain the polymer of recycling;And recycle the poly- of recycling Close object.
27. the method for recycling textile product, which comprises obtain used weaving according to claim 16 and produce Product heat the entire product, to melt second plate, first plate, the hot-melt adhesive and the yarn In include polymer;And recycle obtained molten polymer.
28. the method according to claim 11, wherein fusing is to melt realize in step and fusing and again benefit at one There is no separating step that the method can be realized between.
29. the method according to claim 25 or 27, wherein the polymer of the textile product is condensation polymer.
30. textile product, it includes obtained in method of claim 29 unmodified or chemical modification and/or The recycling condensation polymer of mechanically modifying.
31. there is the hot-melt adhesive less than 500 Pa.s viscosity at 150 DEG C for producing spinning described in claim 16 Knit the purposes of product.
32. purposes of the textile product described in claim 16 as floor covering.
33. textile product is applied to the method on floor, the described method comprises the following steps:
Apply textile product described in claim 16 on floor;And the textile product is fixed on floor.
34. floor is obtained by the textile product covering described in claim 16 or by the method described in claim 33 And/or it can be obtained by the method described in claim 33.
35. equipment is used for textile product described in any one of manufacturing claims 16-20, it is characterised in that: have and use There is the head of the hot-melt adhesive less than 500 Pa.s viscosity at coated in 150 DEG C.
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